UPDATE ON PENSION PAYMENTS DURING PANDEMIC – Joe Dirwan
As Ireland and other countries worldwide struggle to contain the virus, the impact of containment measures has negated any possibility
Garda Retired Pensions Update By Joe Dirwan, Central Committee Member
Public Sector Sectoral Agreement 2018-2020 (PSSA) The final instatement of 2% awarded under Public Service Pay Agreement 2018-2020 (PSSA) takes
AVOIDING THE PENSION TIME BOMB – Writes Joe Dirwan, GSRMA Central Committee Member
With an increased focus on pensions in the run-up to the General Election, many commentators predicted that the actuarial cost
GARDA PENSIONERS MUST WAIT UNTIL OCTOBER 2020 BEFORE PENSION INCREASES APPLY; WRITES JOE DIRWAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF GSRMA.
The impact of the Labour Court recommendation of November 2016, on individual members of the GRA and AGSI was to
National Federation of Pensioners Association (NFPA) -Protest at Govt. Buildings 1st October 2019
The NFPA to which GSRMA are fully affiliated, have stated that a public protest on behalf of pensioners will be
Upcoming Challenges for GSRMA in Pay-Parity. Writes Joe Dirwan, Central Committee.
The key pension issues facing Garda Síochána Retired Members’ (GSRMA) are pension restoration, pension increases and negotiation rights. After the
Pay-Pension Parity; Lobbying by the Alliance of Retired Public Servants’. Continues writes Joe Dirwan – Central Committee.
The campaign by the Garda Retired Members’ Association (GSRMA) in collaboration with their colleagues in the Alliance continues unabated with
Progress Report on The Alliance of Retired Public Servants – By Joe Dirwan
The Alliance of Retired Public Servants (ARPS) represents over 140,000 public servants, and since 2013, has been recognised by successive
Letter to Alliance from Dept of Public Expenditure and Reform
Please see the latest communication from Peter Brazel, Principal Officer at Department of Public Expenditure & Reform to Chairman of
Impact members vote to support public service pay deal
Union says talks to address inequities in pay for new entrants should begin immediately The country’s largest public service trade