Kevin Callinan, president of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions. Picture: Conor Healy
Industrial action in the public sector is “inevitable” if the current pay deal is not revised, a senior trade union official has warned. Teachers’ unions complained about the 1 per cent pay rise due in October under the existing public sector pay deal at their annual conferences last week, but held off from passing any motions about taking strike action.Subscribe from just €1 for the first month!
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