Dublis Bus workers to be balloted on pay deal
Workers at Dublin Bus are to be balloted next week on whether to accept a pay deal reached at the WRC after marathon talks yesterday.
Drivers will get an 11.25 per cent pay rise over the next three years - that's below their initial demand of 15 per cent.
Unions have agreed to suspend planned strikes to allow the vote take place.
It means that buses will run in the capital tomorrow - on all Ireland Football Final replay day.
The development comes as around half of employment law professionals say they're dissatisfied with how the Workplace Relations Commission handles disputes.
Dr. Brian Barry is from the Employment Law Association of Ireland:
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