Public sector unions in Ireland are preparing to ballot their members for potential industrial action. This move comes amid dissatisfaction over stalled negotiations for a new public service pay agreement.
Representatives from various unions have expressed frustration at the lack of progress in establishing a basis for talks with the government. The unions argue that without a new pay deal, their members are left in a precarious financial position.
Meetings are set to take place in the coming days, where union leaders will strategize on conducting ballots for industrial action. The outcome of these ballots could lead to significant disruptions in public services across the country.
Union officials are urging the government to return to the negotiation table to avoid any potential strikes, emphasizing the importance of reaching a fair and timely agreement.
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