Cuts to shift and overtime rates from €42k bus driver salaries 'insulting', says union

The National Bus & Rail Union (NBRU) has formally served notice of all-out strike action at Bus Éireann, beginning on February 20.

Cuts to shift and overtime rates from €42k bus driver salaries 'insulting', says union
Fri, 03 Feb, 2017 - 17:58

The National Bus & Rail Union (NBRU) has formally served notice of all-out strike action at Bus Éireann, beginning on February 20.

Yesterday, the acting CEO of Bus Éireann Ray Hernan said that he is "more than willing to hear any alternative proposals unions have for achieving savings".

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