Prison officers to discuss overtime dispute

The Prison Officers Association is due to meet officials from the Prison Service today to discuss a long-running dispute over overtime.

Prison officers to discuss overtime dispute
Thu, 30 Oct, 2003 - 07:50

The Prison Officers Association is due to meet officials from the Prison Service today to discuss a long-running dispute over overtime.

Yesterday, the POA announced that its members had almost unanimously rejected the Government proposals on how to reduce an annual bill of €64m for prison officers’ overtime.

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