Hayes: Negotiations have 'concluded' on Haddington Road deal

The junior Finance Minister Brian Hayes has said unions that do not accept the Haddington Road agreement will not avail of the terms of the deal when the Government enacts the legislation this summer.

Hayes: Negotiations have 'concluded' on Haddington Road deal
Fri, 24 May, 2013 - 09:46

The junior Finance Minister Brian Hayes has said unions that do not accept the Haddington Road agreement will not avail of the terms of the deal when the Government enacts the legislation this summer.

Mr Hayes said the Coalition aims to have the new proposals brokered at the LRC in place by July 1.

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