Trade Minister urges unions to accept Croke Park deal

Trade and Commerce Minister Billy Kelleher is today warning unions to step back and think about the alternatives of not accepting the public sector pay and reform deal.

Trade Minister urges unions to accept Croke Park deal
Tue, 13 Apr, 2010 - 10:50

Trade and Commerce Minister Billy Kelleher is today warning unions to step back and think about the alternatives of not accepting the public sector pay and reform deal.

The Croke Park Agreement is now in serious trouble with six unions and representative bodies already rejecting the proposals.

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