Hospital consultants threaten industrial action over pay cuts on new entrants

Hospital consultants are threatening industrial action in a row over pay for those hired since 2012.

Hospital consultants threaten industrial action over pay cuts on new entrants

Hospital consultants are threatening industrial action in a row over pay for those hired since 2012.

Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) President Peadar Gilligan is warning patient safety is at risk from what he describes as "unjustifiable and counter-productive pay discrimination".

He said the IMO is moving towards taking industrial action in the New Year to resolve the ongoing dispute.

The union said that 63% of consultant members are prepared to carry out workplace disruption over the 30% pay cut imposed on recruits after 2012.

- Digital Desk

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