May 9, 2014
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Hours before the start of an all-out strike, SIPTU and the Dublin Street Parking Services (DSPS) management confirmed industrial action had been cancelled and that negotiations were in the final stage.
Hours before the start of an all-out strike, SIPTU and the Dublin Street Parking Services (DSPS) management confirmed industrial action had been cancelled and that negotiations were in the final stage. The 50 DSPS workers, responsible for the city’s clamps to be put on wrongly parked vehicles, demanded a 2.5% pay rise in 2011 and decided in favour of industrial action in March 2014. Several DSPS offers, including performance-related bonuses were denied by the clampers.
English: http://www.herald.ie/news/no-clamp-break-as-strike-is-called-off ...
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