Unions representing workers in the community and voluntary sector, who are due to go on strike tomorrow, have been invited to talks at the Workplace Relations Commission.
Representatives from the Government side have also been invited to the meeting which is due to take place at 2pm.
"We will attend this meeting, however at this time we are continuing to plan for our strike action to commence tomorrow morning at 8am," the message stated. The organisations that will be impacted include Enable Ireland, the Irish Wheelchair Association and Family Resource Centres. The decision to strike follows ballots carried out by Fórsa, the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation and SIPTU.
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