ICTU meet to discuss benchmarking

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions will meet this morning to discuss its response to the benchmarking report published on Monday.

ICTU meet to discuss benchmarking
Wed, 03 Jul, 2002 - 08:03

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions will meet this morning to discuss its response to the benchmarking report published on Monday.

The unions representing different sectors in the public service are expected to use the talks to exchange their views on the report’s recommendation of an average 9% pay rise for public servants.

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