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Defence Forces officers to temporarily join ICTU for pay talks

Defence Forces officers to temporarily join ICTU for pay talks — The State has allowed the body that represents officers in the Defence Forces to temporarily join the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, the High Court has heard.

Thu, 02 Jun, 2022 - 15:53

Ann O’Loughlin

Officers in the Defence Forces are to be allowed temporarily join the Irish Congress of Trade Unions and have a voice along with rank and file soldiers at the national pay talks.

The State has allowed the body that represents officers in the Defence Forces to temporarily join the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, the High Court has heard.

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