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Proposed agreement overwhelmingly rejected by IMO public health service members ‘New health service realities’ brought about by pandemic not recognised in agreement Members of the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) who work in the public health services including hospital consultants, non consultant hospital doctors (NCHDs), Public Health Doctors (PHDs) and Community Health Doctors have voted overwhelmingly (95%) to reject the new Public Service Agreement – Building Momentum. The proposed agreement is intended to serve as an updated extension to the framework of previous public service agreements, including the most recent – the Public Service Stability Agreement (2018 – 2020) – which was due to expire on December 31 2020. The Council of the IMO recommended to members that they reject the agreement. ....
Industry and Employment Correspondent The proposed public service agreement Building Momentum is almost certain to be formally ratified next Tuesday after the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation overwhelmingly endorsed the deal by a margin of 95%. The vote by the INMO s 40,000 members boosts ratification prospects because three of the four largest public service unions, the INMO, SIPTU and the INTO, have now backed the agreement. The largest public service union Fórsa is expected to deliver a similar vote on Monday. If the deal is ratified, it will be a relief to the Government, as it will deliver certainty in pay and industrial relations for the next two years as it combats the consequences of Covid-19 and Brexit. ....
Proposed new public service pay deal backed by nurses, rejected by doctors New accord very likely to be formally ratified by public service unions next Tuesday Fri, Feb 19, 2021, 18:16 Updated: Fri, Feb 19, 2021, 18:54
The proposed new public service pay agreement has been decisively supported by nurses but overwhelmingly rejected by doctors. The vote by nurses to support the proposed agreement on Friday means that it is very likely to be formally ratified by the public services committee of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (Ictu) at a meeting next Tuesday. Members of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) backed the proposed deal by more than 91 per cent in a ballot. ....