Latest: Labour accuses Minister of stalling on public sector pay talks

Latest: Labour Party spokesperson on Public Expenditure and Reform, Seán Sherlock, has called for the Government to immediately begin talks with public sector trade unions.

Latest: Labour accuses Minister of stalling on public sector pay talks

Latest: Labour Party spokesperson on Public Expenditure and Reform, Seán Sherlock, has called for the Government to immediately begin talks with public sector trade unions.

    What we know so far:

  • The Public Service Pay Commission has delivered a report to Cabinet analysing wages and pensions for both private and public sectors.
  • The findings of the report are expected to form the basis of talks to replace the Lansdowne Road deal.
  • The report found that the value of the public sector pension is between 12% and 18% for pre-2013 public servants.
  • Minister for Public Expenditure, Paschal Donohoe, has welcomed the report.
  • Minister Paschal Donohoe has said it is his intention to issue an invitation to unions for talks on pay.

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