RTÉ and union negotiate 6% pay increase phased in over two years

A union representative said it is hoped a ballot on the deal can take place before Christmas.

The RTÉ campus in Donnybrook. Image: SASKO LAZAROV VIA ROLLINGNEWS.IE RTÉ AND THE RTÉ Trade Union Group have reached agreement on a proposed 6% pay increase over two years.If approved, staff would receive a 3% increase in January, backdated to 26 December, a 1.5% increase in October 2023 and a further 1.5% in April 2024.

Staff members working 60% or more of annual full-time hours for the year of 2022 will receive the full payment, while those working between 20 and 59% of full-time hours will receive €600. “This is a realistic increase in pay for them over the next couple of years, and hopefully going forward from it set the tone that we will be getting back to annual pay increases.”

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