Labour Court calls for further talks on greyhound-track pay claim

In 1994, the Labour Court recommended further discussions between Limerick Greyhound Racing Track Limited and the Services Industrial Professional Technical Union on a pay claim for three groundsmen. It said the talks should develop a cost-neutral package from proposals reached at conciliation. The recommendation was signed on 21 March 1994. The union sought rates aligned with local-authority work and offered to reduce staffing from three to two. The company cited financial constraints and possible implications for other subsidiary companies.