Pdforra president outlines poor conditions for personnel at annual conference

Flow could be slowed if personnel on 24 hours duties paid higher allowances, says staff group

Criticism by defence forces personnel of Paul Kehoe has increased markedly in recent months

In bid to retain staff Government expected to review status quo

Turn-over rate is much higher than Government figures, says military officers group

Supreme commander of Defence Forces is clearly troubled by Government handling of pay issue

Leadership of Irish Congress of Trade Unions to consider issue later in September

Proposed initiative is aimed at improving capacity for training pilots in the Air Corps

Teachers seeking reversal of cuts made to their allowances on foot of deal with military

Hopes pinned on package of €10m in increased allowances and potential future rises

Paul Keogh says private sector would ‘take your hand off’ for similar offer of 4.1%

Offer unlikely to stop ‘haemorrhaging’ of personnel seen in recent years, TD claims

Members to see immediate rise in take-home pay with €10.1m package of allowances

Pay Commission to say it was constrained by terms of reference when making recommendations

Report to highlight challenges in retaining military pilots, propose allowance increases

After years of neglect, members of the Army, Naval Service and Air Corps deserve better

Ministers to consider plans for increases in allowances for up to 2,500 staff

Ministers to examine proposals for €10.1m package to improve staff retention

Hospitality VAT increase was to combat reliance on corporation tax, says Minister

Exit of 119 staff in 2018 largest in nearly decade as report on pay to be considered

Stinging rebuke of Department of Defence by exiting Army Ranger OC sparks political row

Officers unimpressed by ‘conservative’ proposals from Public Service Pay Commission

Top-ups to take-home income likely to be made in form of increased allowances

A general pay review across the public service may now be on the cards in the months ahead

Simon Harris pledges process to address lower pay for consultants appointed before 2012

Government wants to increase number of medical specialists in public hospitals

ASTI proposes review of public service accord ‘to ensure fair distribution of benefits’

Comments come after conflicting signals from Government over teacher salaries

Teachers’ unions meet for annual conferences around country

TD claims Defence Forces personnel working under ’crazy conditions’ as numbers plunge

Doctors’ union says pay cuts have led to difficulties in recruiting consultants and unsafe hospitals

Staff shortages lead most consultants to believe hospitals unable to sustain service levels

Officers’ group says Department of Defence policies were ‘failing the State’

Number in forces now 8,390, 1,110 below minimum committed to by Government

Smart Money: There are four key economic questions behind the nurses’ strike

INMO claims there appears to be ‘no intent’ among health managers to resolve pay dispute

Union says money is not the cause of unrest but it is the way to increase recruitment

Move suggests meeting on Tuesday not likely to involve direct negotiations on pay issues

INMO announces six days of work stoppages in January and February over pay issues

Nursing union to announce plan for series of 24-hour strikes over pay