19/03/2024
Transport Unions Re-Enter Talks With Translink
Northern Ireland's transport unions have agreed to re-enter discussions with Translink management, after the rejection of a pay offer.
GMB, SIPTU and Unite announced last week that a "decisive majority" of their members had voted to reject a 5% pay offer and one-off payment of £1,500.
Talks are expected to begin again this week to try and resolve the ongoing pay dispute around the 2023-24 fiscal year.
It is not yet clear if the unions are considering further strike action, after a three-day strike in February was called off following the previous pay offer.
The unions said that no further public comments would be made until the conclusion of talks.
GMB, SIPTU and Unite announced last week that a "decisive majority" of their members had voted to reject a 5% pay offer and one-off payment of £1,500.
Talks are expected to begin again this week to try and resolve the ongoing pay dispute around the 2023-24 fiscal year.
It is not yet clear if the unions are considering further strike action, after a three-day strike in February was called off following the previous pay offer.
The unions said that no further public comments would be made until the conclusion of talks.
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