Ireland -Bus drivers divided over cost-cutting plans -October 30, 2013

Dublin Bus has said it will begin to implement a €11m cost cutting plan without delay, after a ballot of drivers resulted in 55% voting in favour of the cost-reduction measures. However, the ballot has split the drivers’ unions, with the National Bus and Rail Union passing the plan and SIPTU rejecting it. The long-running row about pay cuts led to a three-day strike in August.

English: http://www.rte.ie/news/2013/1025/482657-dublin-bus-ballot/

http://www.carlow-nationalist.ie/2013/10/30/dublin-bus-to-press-ahead-with-cuts ...  

 

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