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GRA Work-To-Rule

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Show Notes

More than 90% of Garda Representative Association members who responded to a recent survey have backed industrial action, with a similar proportion prepared to support a work-to-rule during the remaining events of Ireland's EU Presidency.

The GRA accuses Garda management of breaching agreed working conditions, including rest periods and overtime arrangements.

But what would a work-to-rule mean for policing, and is there still time to avert a confrontation?

Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare GRA representative Sean Mullins to learn more.

Photo (c) Pat Flynn

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