Unite: Lansdowne Road Agreement 'doesn't go far enough'

Unite members are to start voting on proposals on the restoration of public pay from today.

Unite: Lansdowne Road Agreement 'doesn't go far enough'
Mon, 17 Aug, 2015 - 09:52

Unite members are to start voting on proposals on the restoration of public pay from today.

The Lansdowne Road Agreement could see many low-paid public servants receive a graduated €2,000 pay increase.

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