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Demo: Defend Dublin ambulance services
Incremental credit for long-term acting ruled out
IMPACT outlines universal health insurance risks
Retirement grace period extended
Driver testers supported on outsourcing
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Engineering staff breakthrough
IMPACT local government seminar takes shape
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Charity cycle to IMPACT conference
Congress calls for new economic model
Call for Uganda volunteers
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Demo: Defend Dublin ambulance services

A public demonstration will take place at Dublin City Hall at 5pm on Monday 7th April  to protest against HSE plans to remove Dublin ambulance services from the Dublin fire brigade. IMPACT says the proposal is unnecessary given the excellent and efficient service already provided by the fire service.

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Incremental credit for long-term acting ruled out

The Labour Court has said it will not award backdated incremental credit in cases where long-term acting positions are regularised.

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IMPACT outlines universal health insurance risks

IMPACT moved quickly to expose the risks inherent in health minister James Reilly’s plans for universal health insurance after he published a white paper on the proposals on Wednesday (2nd April).

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Retirement grace period extended

IMPACT has welcomed a Government decision to extend the retirement grace period, set out in the Haddington Road agreement, until 30th June 2015.

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Driver testers supported on outsourcing

Driver testers throughout the country say they were warmly supported by members of the public when they took to the picket lines for a half-day strike on Wednesday (2nd April) in a dispute over outsourcing. The union says that further industrial action remains a possibility if management continues its refusal to engage on the issues in dispute.

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