Oberstown Detention Campus Staff Announce Three Day Strike

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Oberstown detention staff will resume a three-day strike starting 5 October after previous agreements broke down.

Staff members belonging to the Fórsa trade union at the Oberstown Children Detention Campus are preparing to walk off the job for three days beginning on 5 October. The upcoming industrial action follows the expiration of a deadline and previous stoppages that occurred over the summer prior to a short-lived Workplace Relations Commission agreement.

The upcoming industrial action is scheduled to commence on Monday, 5 October.
The stoppage will last for a duration of three days.
Previous strikes took place during the summer months before a prior agreement was reached through the Workplace Relations Commission.

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Industrial disputes at juvenile detention facilities affect the secure care and supervision of vulnerable youth under state custody, making timely resolution critical for public services.

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Fórsa union members at the Oberstown Children Detention Campus are staging a three-day strike starting on 5 October following earlier summer stoppages and a failed prior agreement.

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Workers' rightsFórsaOberstown Children Detention CampusDublinWorkplace Relations Commission

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