23 August 2024

~1 minutes read

Planned industrial action by public health nurse management in Galway suspended

Share story:
Planned industrial action by public health nurse management in Galway suspended

Planned industrial action by public health nurse management in Galway this morning has been suspended.

In a statement, the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation says it’s to allow further engagement to take place.

The action was planned in response to the HSE’s alleged failure to implement recommendations made two years ago.

Both sides attended talks at the Workplace Relations Commission on Wednesday.

The WRC will maintain contact with the parties, and the industrial action has been temporarily suspended for a number of weeks.

Share story:

Galway and Waterford only counties to have satisfactory number of GPs

Galway and Waterford are the only two counties in Ireland to have what the WHO deems a satisfactory number of GPs. The Irish Times reports that the World ...

3,000 Galway students to receive Leaving Cert results today

Around three thousand Galway students are set to receive their Leaving Certificate results today. Nationally 61 thousand Leaving Cert and the Leaving Cert...

Two Spiddal based publishers shortlisted for Irish-Language Book of the Year Publishing Awards

Two Spiddal based publishers are among the 11 shortlisted for the Irish-Language Book of the Year Publishing Awards run by An tOireachtas and Foras na Gae...

Ashford Castle longest-standing employee marks 50 years of service

Ashford Castle’s longest-standing employee, Martin Gibbons from Clonbur, is marking 50 years of service at the estate this month. Described as one o...