Unions agree to attend Dublin Bus talks at WRC 'without precondition'

Unions have agreed to attend talks at the Workplace Relations Commission for exploratory talks on the Dublin Bus pay dispute.

Unions agree to attend Dublin Bus talks at WRC 'without precondition'
Sun, 25 Sep, 2016 - 15:59

Unions have agreed to attend talks at the Workplace Relations Commission for exploratory talks on the Dublin Bus pay dispute.

It comes after workers at the company held their sixth day of industrial action yesterday, with further stoppages planned for Tuesday and Wednesday as well as 11 more days in October.

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