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‘Breakthrough’ at public sector pay talks but planning for Thursday’s strike continues

Newseze Wire·Tue, Nov 10, 9:53 AMWire: The Irish Times
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‘Breakthrough’ at public sector pay talks but planning for Thursday’s strike continues

Government and unions will meet again today at WRC, with possible agreement in sight

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