Employers and unions fail to agree new pay deal

Talks on a national pay deal to replace the Programme for Prosperity and Fairness broke down in Dublin early this morning after employers and trade unions failed to reach agreement.

Talks on a national pay deal to replace the Programme for Prosperity and Fairness broke down in Dublin early this morning after employers and trade unions failed to reach agreement.

IBEC, which represents employers, was seeking a six-month pay freeze followed by a 3% rise after claiming that businesses cannot afford higher costs.

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