Members of the National Advocacy Service are going on strike today in a row over pay.
Workers say the dispute is over management’s refusal to honour a pay agreement, recommended by the Labour Court in January.
Union members paused their industrial action on June 12th following a written commitment from management that the agreement would be honoured.
SIPTU’s Brendan Carr says it’s unacceptable for the State to renege on it’s promise:
