The Labour Court rejected Impact's claim for a pay increase for Western Health Board training instructors but recommended different rates for two training levels. The recommendation was signed on 12 October 1994. Impact argued that instructors' duties and qualifications were comparable to those in other health boards. The Western Health Board said most instructors provided skill-based level 1 training, while level 2 training was vocational and aimed at preparing trainees for the open jobs market. The Court recommended craft rate plus 12.50% for level 1 instructors and craft rate plus 25% for level 2 instructors.
Labour Court rejects Impact pay claim but recommends higher rate for level 2 instructors
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