Anger over call to scrap national wage agreement

One of the country’s most senior trade unionists today hit out at Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny’s controversial call for the national wage agreement to be scrapped.

One of the country’s most senior trade unionists today hit out at Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny’s controversial call for the national wage agreement to be scrapped.

SIPTU general president Jack O’Connor claimed the opposition had got it wrong by claiming that the country could not afford the standard 6% pay rise and that it would cost jobs.

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