In 2000, the Labour Court recommended that Becton Dickinson Limited and the Services Industrial Professional Technical Union agree a lump sum for Process Quality Operators at the Dun Laoghaire plant, recognising extra duties previously done by craftsmen. The recommendation was dated 12 September 2000. The Court did not recommend the union's claim for a 4% increase in basic pay, finding that no formal pay relativity agreement existed between the grades. It found that the Process Quality Operators had taken on some extra duties, prompting its recommendation for a lump sum.
Labour Court rejects Becton Dickinson 4% pay claim but recommends lump sum for extra duties
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