DRIVERS VOTE ON €7K RISE
Irish Sunday Mirror
|August 07, 2022
Cost of living deal to bring basic pay up to €52k
ALMOST 3,000 Dublin Bus drivers are to vote next week on a proposed 15.5% pay hike worth over €7,000 each over five years.
The drivers will ballot on a deal which if accepted will bring their basic pay from €44,699 to €49,807 in January 2023 and €52,077 by January 2025.
Under a cost-of-living proposal recommended by the industrial relations court the package will be backdated to cover 2019 and 2020.
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