Unions Stand Down Next Week's Planned Ambulance Strike

Planned 72-hour strike by ambulance workers stood down after 'progress' in HSE talks

Siptu said an ongoing work-to-rule, which began on 11 May, will be stood down at noon today to allow the process to continue.

Irish ambulance workers' planned 72-hour stoppage suspended as talks progress

An ongoing work-to-rule will be stood down at noon on Friday to allow the Labour Court process to continue

Siptu says industrial action suspended after talks progress

A planned 72-hour work stoppage for ambulance workers next week has been stood down, the Siptu union said.

Siptu stands down National Ambulance Service strike planned for next week

Industrial action involving National Ambulance Service staff has been suspended following a decision by Siptu representatives

Unions stand down next week's planned ambulance strike

SIPTU and Unite have agreed to stand down a planned 72-hour strike by members of the National Ambulance Service next week following what the unions described as "constructive discussions" with the HSE at the Labour Court yesterday.

Planned paramedic strike in Limerick cancelled

LIMERICK paramedics are no longer going ahead with planned strikes and industrial action following ‘constructive’ discussions at the Labour Court. SIPTU/Unite representatives met with the Court yesterday (Thursday, May 21) in Dublin after  following a dispute about pay conditions. In a letter to members seen by the Limerick Post, John McCamley, SIPTU National Sector Organiser said: “While this engagement was difficult and challenging at times, w…