Labour Court hearing between Bus Eireann unions and management has adjourned
The hearing is set to resume at 10.30 tomorrow morning
A Labour court hearing between Bus Éireann unions and management has adjourned for the evening - so further talks can take place between both sides to clarify certain issues.
The dispute was referred to the court after talks broke down overnight at the Workplace Relations Commission.
Earlier - the unions claimed outside interference prevented management accepting a deal - something which has been denied by management, the Government and the National Transport Authority.
But the NBRU's Dermot O'Leary is sticking to the claim
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