Ballyshannon 999 call centre workers not to take part in strike action to protect the service

 
Workers who answer 999 emergency calls have given notice of a 12 hour strike on the day before the general election. (Thurs 25th)
The CWU – which represents the workers – says to protect the service – the work stoppage will take place only at the Navan 999 centre between 8am and 8pm.
It means the other centres – in Ballyshannon and in Dublin will operate as normal.
The Communications Workers Union has indicated that it remains to open to dialogue, with a view to resolving the issues at the centre of this dispute – namely a living wage of 11.50 an hour, a fair on-call policy and collective bargaining.