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Criminal legal aid fee overhaul may lead to 'exodus' of lawyers

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Aer Lingus Pilots Vote In Favour Of Strike Action As Fears Grow Over Service Disruptions
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Aer Lingus pilots vote in favour of strike action as fears grow over service disruptions

Public-Private Sector Pay Differential Shows Levelling Off – Cso
Ireland

Public-private sector pay differential shows levelling off – CSO

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Thousands Of Bus And Train Workers Plan Four More Days Of Strikes In North
Ireland

Thousands of bus and train workers plan four more days of strikes in North

Government's €2.9Bn Public Sector Pay Offer Includes 12% Increases For Some Civil Servants
Ireland

Government's €2.9bn public sector pay offer includes 12% increases for some civil servants

Part-Time Firefighter Is Not Working When On Standby For Callouts, Court Rules
Ireland

Part-time firefighter is not working when on standby for callouts, court rules

Warnings Of Gas Supply Disruptions As Siptu Members At Gmc Set To Strike
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Warnings of gas supply disruptions as Siptu members at GMC set to strike

Siptu To Attend Talks Over Childcare Pay 'Crisis'
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Siptu to attend talks over childcare pay 'crisis'

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300 Pfizer Workers At Ringaskiddy In Line For 8.5% Pay Increase
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300 Pfizer workers at Ringaskiddy in line for 8.5% pay increase

Uisce Éireann Staff Earning Over €100,000 Reached 271 Last Year
Ireland

Uisce Éireann staff earning over €100,000 reached 271 last year

Rté Pay Scandal: What We Know So Far
Ireland

RTÉ pay scandal: What we know so far

Ryan Tubridy Apologises For Failing To Question Incorrect Reporting Of His Earnings
Ireland

Ryan Tubridy apologises for failing to question incorrect reporting of his earnings