Siptu ’cautiously hopeful’ of resolution to nursing talks, but they see a definite role for the WRC

Siptu have today said they are "cautiously hopeful" concerning the outcome of talks with senior management at the Health Service Executive (HSE) and the Department of Health.

Siptu ’cautiously hopeful’ of resolution to nursing talks, but they see a definite role for the WRC
Wed, 08 Feb, 2017 - 18:03

Siptu have today said they are "cautiously hopeful" concerning the outcome of talks with senior management at the Health Service Executive (HSE) and the Department of Health.

The talks are aimed at resolving a dispute concerning the recruitment and retention of nurses and midwives.

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