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Garda Síochána Management Disputes Lead to Planned Industrial Action

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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The Garda Representative Association (GRA) announced plans for industrial action scheduled to take place over five days in October. The action is a protest against what the GRA describes as intolerable treatment of its members by Garda management. The GRA Central Executive Committee met in Athlone to discuss the escalation, which follows a discipline threat made against a senior GRA body member.

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Why it matters

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The dispute centers on a senior GRA member who was reportedly under assessment for speaking publicly about issues such as a lack of pursuit driving training and scooter legislation. The potential industrial action could impact the operational capacity of the police service.

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Who's involved

  • Garda SíochánaThe police service of Ireland whose management is facing internal disputes.
  • AthloneThe town in County Westmeath, Ireland, where the GRA leadership met.

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    town in County Westmeath, Ireland

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