Bus Éireann strike threat averted

Unions have called off a national bus strike after Bus Éireann agreed to defer cuts in staff terms and conditions.

Fri, 11 Jan, 2013 - 20:59

Unions have called off a national bus strike after Bus Éireann agreed to defer cuts in staff terms and conditions.

The industrial action, due to start on Sunday, has been postponed until both sides attend a Labour Court hearing early next week to discuss a revised cost-cutting plan.

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