Social partners to discuss new national agreement

The Government, trade unions and employers will meet in Dublin today to discuss a new social partnership agreement to replace the Programme for Prosperity and Fairness.

Thu, 31 Oct, 2002 - 06:32

The Government, trade unions and employers will meet in Dublin today to discuss a new social partnership agreement to replace the Programme for Prosperity and Fairness.

Speaking yesterday, Tanaiste Mary Harney said people should be realistic about their expectations because of the downturn in the economy.

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