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Labour Youth Press Release on Nurses dispute

category national | worker & community struggles and protests | press release author Saturday April 07, 2007 22:50author by Labour Youth Report this post to the editors

The following Press Release was issued by Labour Youth on Wednesday April 4th.


Labour Youth expresses solidarity with nurses in industrial dispute

Labour Youth today affirmed its support for the ‘work to rule’ industrial action undertaken by the 40,000 members of the Irish Nurses' Organisation (INO) and the Psychiatric Nurses' Association which began today.

Speaking on the issue Labour Youth Chairperson Patrick Nulty said ‘The nurses who work in our health service provide a highly professional, skilled and invaluable public service to this country’

‘Their request for a 10% wage increase and a 35 hour working week is a reasonable and affordable claim. We believe that public servants provide excellent service to the Irish state and deserve to be paid well for their work”

“There is no question that the blame for this dispute must fall fairly and squarely on the shoulders of the government and the minister for health who has shown complete disregard for the public service ethos of nurses and the reasonable and dignified stance of the nursing union leadership”

ENDS

For further information contact Patrick Nulty Labour Youth Chair at 087 9688259.

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Support the Nurses     ...    Sun Apr 08, 2007 14:34 
   Labour in Government     SP supporter    Sun Apr 08, 2007 17:43 
   .     great    Sun Apr 08, 2007 23:45 
   Senior Labour's ambiguity     Oisín    Mon Apr 09, 2007 19:32 
   Sinn F´éin support for the nurses     Tadhg    Mon Apr 09, 2007 20:01 
   ISN statement     ISNer    Mon Apr 09, 2007 21:25 
   MMS slant is appalling     Goblin    Tue Apr 10, 2007 14:23 
   Oops     Goblin    Tue Apr 10, 2007 14:27 


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