Ambulance workers accept pay proposals

Paramedics vote to accept pay proposals as dispute with HSE ends

Package provides for pay increases of up to 23 per cent in some instances, with ballot conducted in recent weeks

Ambulance workers accept pay proposals

Workers in the National Ambulance Service, who are members of SIPTU and Unite, have voted to accept a Labour Court recommendation aimed at ending a dispute over pay.

Ambulance workers vote to accept new pay deal

Acceptance of Labour Court recommendation will see pay increases of up to 23 per cent for emergency medical technicians, paramedics and supervisors The post Ambulance workers vote to accept new pay deal appeared first on Irish Medical Times.

Ambulance workers secure huge pay increase

National Ambulance Service (NAS) workers in Unite and SIPTU have voted to accept a substantial improvement to pay to end an industrial dispute which saw a strike by workers in May Emergency medical technicians, paramedics, and supervisors will see their pay increase by up to 23 per cent – depending on length of service. Members of Unite and SIPTU in the National Ambulance Service (NAS) workers voted overwhelmingly to accept the significant impro…