Return of social partnership would make proper Charlies of us all

The revival of social partnership would be a real danger to the wider economy and to the jobs that depend on it, writes Gerard Howlin

Return of social partnership would make proper Charlies of us all

SOCIAL partnership — a central cause of Ireland’s economic collapse — has ostensibly been abolished, but it has subsisted as a form of influence in the public sector.

Last weekend, there was a concerted attempt to re-establish it.

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