Public service unions agree to talks on Croke Park deal

Public service unions have agreed to enter talks with management to discuss the Government's plan to raise a further €1bn from the Croke Park Agreement.

Public service unions agree to talks on Croke Park deal
Wed, 21 Nov, 2012 - 16:55

Public service unions have agreed to enter talks with management to discuss the Government's plan to raise a further €1bn from the Croke Park Agreement.

Unions say they will sit down with public service managers next Wednesday to discuss further cost-cutting measures.

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