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Barrett calls for healthcare workers’ pay increases to be delivered

INDEPENDENT local election candidate, Harry Barrett has called for promised pay awards for staff in Western Care, the Irish Wheelchair Association and HSE-funded organisations in Mayo to be delivered. Strike action from numerous Section 39 workers ...

04 Apr 2024 at 15:00

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Planned strike by Mayo healthcare workers called off

HUNDREDS of people with disabilities will receive services after a planned strike by Mayo healthcare workers was called off in the early hours of this morning. An agreement was reached after unions and Government representatives ended talks at ...

17 Oct 2023 at 10:37

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Mayo councillor calls on colleagues to support pay parity campaign

A LARGE contingent of workers from Western Care and the Irish Wheelchair Association are expected to be present at this afternoon's meeting of Mayo County Council as part of their campaign for pay parity. Workers with the Irish Wheelchair ...

14 Oct 2024 at 13:00

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Mayo healthcare workers ‘incensed’ by viral exchange between Simon Harris and Section 39 worker, says councillor

CASTLEBAR-based councillor Harry Barrett has said healthcare workers in Mayo have been ‘incensed’ by a viral exchange between Taoiseach Simon Harris and a section 39 worker in Cork. Section 39 workers, who work for Mayo-based ...

23 Nov 2024 at 19:00

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