Doctors accept LRC proposals

The Irish Medical Organisation and the Health Service Employers Agency have accepted LRC proposals aimed at resolving the nine-week old strike by public health doctors.

Doctors accept LRC proposals
Fri, 13 Jun, 2003 - 13:44

The Irish Medical Organisation and the Health Service Employers Agency have accepted LRC proposals aimed at resolving the nine-week old strike by public health doctors.

Around 270 doctors attached to Ireland's health boards went on strike on April 14 in pursuit of improved pay and conditions.

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