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Prospects for Pay and Industrial Relations in the Irish Economy Overview of Presentation Kieran Mulvey Chief Executive The Labour Relations Commission Friday 31st January 2014 Environmental Scan Global Trends Public Semi-State

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“Prospects for Pay and Industrial Relations in the Irish Economy”

Overview of Presentation

Kieran Mulvey
Chief Executive
The Labour Relations Commission
Friday 31st January 2014

Environmental Scan

Global Trends

Public / Semi-State Development

Private Sector Pay Challenges

Collective Bargaining post Social Partnership

Emerging Pay Round?

Possible Future Agenda<br>
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Influencing Factors - Macro National budgetary policy

Public Sector pay policy

Public Sector Reform Policy

Enterprise Share Value – monthly, quarterly, yearly profits

Competitive pricing – internationally / externally

Labour costs – nationally / internationally – competitiveness

Human Resource policies – in public, semi-State and private sectors<br>
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Croke Park / Haddington Road Agreements Reduced pay costs

Reduced pension costs (apart from Pension Levy)

Reduced numbers – voluntary exits*

Commitment to Reform in all sectors

Extra working hours

Work practice changes

Binding Arbitration

Industrial peace<br>