The Labour Court recommended that Irish Rail increase its offer to a worker transferred from Heuston goods depot to North Wall operations office to £1,500. It recommended the offer be accepted in full settlement of all claims. The recommendation was signed on 28 April 1989. The Transport Salaried Staffs' Association had sought a disturbance allowance and compensation for lost earnings under the productivity agreement. Irish Rail had offered £1,000 compensation, citing a government embargo on disturbance payments.
Labour Court recommends £1,500 settlement for Irish Rail worker
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