25/10/2013

Dublin Bus Await Driver Ballot Decision

Dublin Bus is waiting on a decision from drivers over the latest proposed cost-cutting measures.

The SIPTU and National Bus and Rail Union members have already rejected several proposed cost saving plans, which aim to make annual savings of €11 million.

It is understood that neither union has made a recommendation for or against the proposals.

The result of the drivers ballot is expected at around 18:00.

(MH/CD)

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