Dear Colleagues
The INMO, as a member of the Staff Panel of Trade Unions, has successfully concluded negotiations with management and an agreement has been reached which is outlined in the circular which can be found here.
This circular titled Principles governing arrangements for Leave and Recognition arising from the effects of Storm Emma and Storm Ophelia which outlies the contents of the agreement and gives effect to same has just been issued and local managers should commence engagement with staff regarding application of the circular.
Trusting the above is in order,
Your sincerely
Tony Fitzpatrick
Acting Director of Industrial Relations
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