Strikes involving Northern Ireland’s health and public transport workers could be coming to an end.
Unions are mulling over fresh pay offers – and will be asking their members to vote.
Public sector walk-outs in recent months have cause huge disruption in the country.
A newly-struck pay deal for health workers would bring them into line with England.
It includes a 5 per cent pay rise and a lump sum of around 1 thousand 500 pounds.
Meanwhile, public transport workers had been due to strike for three days in a row from tomorrow.
But that’s now been called off after a new offer from Translink.
