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Facebook parent company Meta is to cut 10% of its global workforce, which would equate to approximately 8,000 staff.
The Health Service Executive has warned the National Ambulance Service will experience delays in responding to non-life-threatening calls due to industrial action by staff.
The Health Service Executive has warned the National Ambulance Service will experience delays in responding to non-life-threatening calls due to industrial action by staff.
By: Brian O Donovan
Around 2,000 workers at the National Ambulance Service, who are members of SIPTU and Unite, will engage in a 24-hour strike from 8am in a dispute over pay.
The Department of Health has said it is "regrettable" that SIPTU and Unite members in the National Ambulance Service have chosen to proceed with strike action today.
Pay, artificial intelligence and remote working will be among the topics debated by members of Fórsa at the union's biennial conference, which opens in Killarney this afternoon.
A 24-hour strike by SIPTU and Unite members in the National Ambulance Service has continued overnight and will end at 8am. The HSE said yesterday that the action
The Labour Court will today hold talks aimed at resolving a pay dispute at the National Ambulance Service.
The Fórsa trade union will today demand a "better deal" on public sector pay that must address wider issues such as housing affordability, commuting
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