Labour Court recommendation for 5 per cent pay rise for 30,000 workers in sector could lead to industrial unrest, with some creches due to close this week as part of protest
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The document, signed by Labour Court chairman Kevin Foley, expresses particular concern, however, about two submissions made by unnamed representatives on the employer side. The substantial gap between the position of the respective sides comes as one employer group, the Federation of Early Childhood Providers , is organising a three-day closure of services this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with a protest scheduled to take place outside the Dáil on Tuesday. The organisation is seeking to highlight what it says is insufficient public funding of the sector.
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