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The Fórsa trade union warns that widespread strikes across Ireland's public services could begin soon, with union leadership cautioning of serious sector-wide impacts.

Members of the Fórsa union at Dublin’s Oberstown Children Detention Campus have voted to accept proposed staffing solutions, effectively halting their ongoing dispute and industrial action.

Members of the Fórsa union at Oberstown detention centre in Ireland are continuing work stoppages to protest low staffing levels and inadequate resources on the campus.

Over 90,000 Fórsa public sector members are set to ballot on industrial action. The union is seeking 'acceptable' pay rises for its members.

Special Needs Assistants (SNAs) who are members of the Fórsa trade union have rejected the Government's proposed Special Needs Assistants Workforce Development Plan. The rejection indicates dissatisfaction with the terms or provisions outlined in the plan.

The trade union Fórsa has served notice of industrial action at Oberstown Children Detention Campus after talks at the Workplace Relations Commission concluded inconclusively. The dispute concerns ongoing issues at the facility.

Fórsa, Ireland's largest public sector trade union, is scheduled to present its research on the benefits of remote working to the National Economic and Social Council (NESC).

Fórsa delegates are urging government departments to provide more support for school staff, specifically calling for extended assault leave for school secretaries injured while at work.

Members of the Fórsa union will debate key issues including pay, artificial intelligence, and remote working at their biennial conference, which is set to open in Killarney.

Fórsa members working at Oberstown Children Detention Campus are protesting ongoing resourcing and safe staffing disputes, stating that current issues compromise safety at the facility.

Fórsa, a major public sector union, has initiated a ballot among over 90,000 of its members to determine their willingness to undertake industrial action in pursuit of better pay.

Perfusionists, members of the Fórsa trade union, have suspended their industrial action following an agreement reached with the HSE regarding pay.

Perfusionists, members of the Fórsa trade union, have paused their planned strike action following discussions with the HSE regarding a Labour Court recommendation.

Members of the Fórsa trade union working at Oberstown Children's Detention Campus will commence industrial action next week due to a dispute over staffing levels, safety concerns, and capacity issues.

Fórsa, a trade union, warns that strikes by cardiovascular specialists (perfusionists) next week could lead to cancelled surgeries, stating that the HSE has not engaged on contingency plans.

Irish trade union Fórsa announced its intention to demand a "better deal" on public sector pay. The union is preparing to negotiate for improved remuneration for its members.

Tá oifigeach sinsireach in Óglaigh na hÉireann tar éis a rá go bhfuil an deireadh ar ‘dhlí idirnáisiúnta’ atá fógartha ag Stáit Aontaithe Mheirceá ina údar imní do chách.

Members of the Fórsa union at the Oberstown Children Detention Campus are scheduled to participate in an eight-hour work stoppage later today.

Members of the Fórsa union at Oberstown Children Detention Campus have carried out a six-hour work stoppage to protest resourcing levels at the facility.

Members of the SNA trade union in Ireland have voted to reject the Government's proposed workforce development plan, with the Fórsa trade union stating the result shows a clear lack of confidence in the plan.

Cardiac surgeries in Ireland face cancellations next week as perfusionists, members of the Fórsa trade union, plan strike action in a dispute over pay.

The Fórsa trade union has announced that the industrial action planned by perfusionists for next week has been temporarily paused.

Surgeries in Ireland could face cancellations next week due to a planned strike by 25 perfusionists, who are members of the Fórsa trade union, as cardiac specialists prepare to take industrial action.

Kevin Callinan, general secretary of the trade union Fórsa, stated that public pay talks must address the concerns of ordinary workers, as citizens are reportedly losing faith on a wide range of issues. The union emphasizes the need for fair negotiations.

Fórsa union describes the €19 million additional funding and no cuts to special needs assistants for the next school year as merely a 'sticking plaster' solution.