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Public sector workers to get pay increases in coming months after unions ratify deal

Ballots at State’s biggest unions record margins of more than 90 per cent in favour

Survey: Nearly half of Germans support reintroducing military service

Around half of German citizens are in favour of reintroducing compulsory military service, according to a survey by opinion research institute Forsa. In the poll commissioned by German news magazine Stern, 52% of respondents were in favour of compulsory military service, the magazine said on Tuesday. Some 43% were against it and 5% expressed no opinion.According to the data, the strongest supporters of compulsory military service were found in the over-60 age group, with 59% in favour. In contra

Aer Lingus pilot pay row heading for Labour Court

Talks at Workplace Relations Commission fail

Four-day week: Which countries are embracing it and how is it going so far?

Aer Lingus says pay offer to pilots includes deduction to cover cost of leave deal agreed in 2019

Pilots have rejected an 8.5% pay offer from airline, with the two sides due before the Workplace Relations Commission next month

Mortgage to Rent scheme gets reboot, Aer Lingus and pilots pay, and how deferring taking State pension at 66 could cost you money

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Public sector unions start move towards ballots on pay deal

A handful of the largest unions could carry or defeat the deal, but the hope among the unions would be that there is a clear outcome in terms of a majority of unions and membership

Unions for voluntary sector carers to assess implications of public sector pay deal

Majority of employees covered by agreement reached in October to avert strike action have not yet received promised pay increases

Public sector pay deal hailed as good news for staff and State

Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe says agreement is ‘fair, equitable and affordable’, adding that it would cost the exchequer ‘€3.6bn over four budget years’

Pay deal for 385,000 public sector workers agreed after all-night talks

Union and Government representatives have agreed deal for 385,000 civil and public sector workers