Bus Eireann talks resume at the Workplace Relations Commission
Both sides will meet as they try to reach a deal over plans to implement cost cutting at the company
Despite days of talks - both sides in this dispute have so far failed to reach a compromise in their row over cost cutting measures.
The strike - which is affecting tens of thousands of commuters is now into its 17th day and services Leeside remain at a standstill.
Bus Éireann management claim they're necessary to secure the viability of the business - but the unions say there are a number of critical issues that still need to be worked out.
So far the talks have been described as slow and challenging.
Both sides will meet at the WRC again this morning - and with the strike action now into its third week - the tens of thousands of commuters affected will be hoping a deal can be reached.
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