Croke Park Talks
Monday 20 May, 2013 12:47:10
Hayes: Government may settle for less than €300m target in pay talks
Junior Finance Minister Brian Hayes has said that the Government may lower its savings target for public-sector wages from €300m this year to €250m.Monday 13 May, 2013 18:54:22
Some agreement in principle at Croke Park 2 talks
The head of the Labour Relations Commission says agreement in principle has been secured from a significant number of groups involved in talks on the Croke Park 2 deal.Tuesday 23 April, 2013 16:20:13
Howlin hopeful as Government offers new talks on public-sector pay cuts
The Government has offered to open a second round of talks with unions despite warning the public sector that it would enforce pay cuts.Tuesday 16 April, 2013 15:53:12
Kenny: Inclusion of €300m savings in Budget 'stands' despite union votes
The Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said the Government will reflect on the decisions of unions on the proposed Croke Park II Agreement.
Saturday 09 March, 2013 17:52:19
Teachers threaten to withdraw measures agreed in first Croke Park deal
The country's main teacher unions have threatened to withdraw goodwill as part of their campaign against the new Croke Park deal.Monday 25 February, 2013 17:21:19
Gilmore: Next Croke Park talks will be about improving workers' conditions
Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore has today told trade unions that the extension to the Croke Park deal is likely to be last of negotiations involving cuts. Monday 25 February, 2013 15:46:31
SF: New deal fails to tackle inequality in public-sector pay
Sinn Féin Deputy Leader Mary Lou McDonald TD has today criticised trade union leaders and the Government after they agreed a deal to cut public-sector pay.Monday 25 February, 2013 15:00:51
Key elements of new Croke Park deal
A deal struck with trade unions to slash €1bn from the public servants’ pay bill includes salary cuts, increased working hours and pay rise freezes. Saturday 23 February, 2013 19:27:44
IMO: New Croke Park proposals not acceptable
The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) has said that proposals being put forward for a new Croke Park deal will not be accepted by its members.Saturday 16 February, 2013 09:12:43
Croke Park talks to continue today
Talks between the Government and public sector unions will continue today aimed at agreeing a new Croke Park deal.Friday 15 February, 2013 15:15:45
Croke Park talks resume
Talks to extend the Croke Park Agreement have resumed at the Labour Relations Commission today.Monday 11 February, 2013 11:40:45
Hayes: Government will not seek third Croke Park pay deal
Junior Finance Minister Brian Hayes said today that Government will not look for more public sector pay cuts if a new Croke Park agreement can be reached.Friday 08 February, 2013 18:07:06
No easing of Croke Park stance after debt deal, says Kenny
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has ruled out easing the reforms demanded by the Government in any new Croke Park Agreement as a result of yesterday's promissory note deal.