In 1996, the Labour Court recommended that Dublin Institute Of Technology pay a temporary technician at the penultimate point of the technician salary scale. The recommendation, dated 4 November 1996, followed a dispute over increments for a worker who had 14 years' service. Manufacturing Science Finance said the worker had received no increments and sought placement at the penultimate point, with a lump sum for past losses. The Institute said he had been told he would be paid at the first point and did not hold the qualifications required for incremental credit.
Labour Court recommends higher salary-scale point for Dublin Institute Of Technology technician
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