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  1. The government is currently relying on coalition support to pass various bills through the legislative process.
  2. Governing coalition parties failed to reach consensus on the pay bill.

Public Service Pay Dispute Continues After Budget 2027 Failure

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What happened

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ASTI announced that Budget 2027 did not resolve the current pay dispute, leading to further industrial action. Linda Kelly, speaking for ASTI members, stated that the €1.2bn provision in Budget 2027 does not constitute a credible negotiation deal. ASTI members voted by 95% to 5% to participate in strike action over the government's failure to address the cost-of-living crisis.

From anglocelt.ie

Why it matters

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The failure of the government to reach a meaningful pay deal has led to ongoing industrial action by public service workers. This action is occurring while the governing coalition parties have failed to reach consensus on the pay bill.

The governing coalition parties failed to reach consensus on the pay bill, and the government currently relies on coalition support to pass various bills through the legislative process.

From anglocelt.ie

Who's involved

  • AstiUnion representing public service workers involved in the pay dispute
  • Linda KellyRepresentative speaking on behalf of ASTI members

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