Talks To Resume In An Attempt To Prevent Further Strike Action By Health-Workers Next Week
Talks will resume today in an attempt to prevent another three days of strikes by health-workers next week.
10,000 staff - including chefs, porters and cleaners - will complete 24 hours of industrial action at 8 o'clock this morning.
They're involved in a dispute with the HSE over a job-evaluation scheme and pay.
Both sides return to the Workplace Relations Commission today, but Siptu's Paul Bell says there's no resolution in sight.
Speaking to RedFM News, these people at Cork University Hospital say they want to see the matter solved before next week.
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