Talks underway over Dublin Bus dispute

Negotiations are underway in Dublin aimed at ending the pay dispute at Dublin Bus.

Wed, 07 Aug, 2013 - 18:42

Negotiations are underway in Dublin aimed at ending the pay dispute at Dublin Bus, with management and union officials from SIPTU, the NBRU and UNITE taking part in exploratory talks at the Labour Court.

The row centres on the implementation of an €11.7m cost-cutting plan.

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