Talks between unions at management at Dublin Bus finished up at the Labour Court early this morning.
Discussions centred on a 12 million euro cost-saving plan at the company – which led to three days of strike – affecting 400 thousand commuters.
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Junior Transport Minister Alan Kelly said a final document from the Labour Court – with clarifications – will now be published.
Unions are expected to ballot their members on the proposals agreed last night.
Industry Correspondent at The Sunday Business Post, Nicola Cooke, says that could take up to ten days:
