Implementation of industry-wide agreement had been held up by High Court action
The ERO had been agreed by representatives of employers, industry groups and workers then approved by the Labour Court more than a year ago but its implementation was held up when three firms in the sector took a High Court action aimed at preventing the then Minister, Damien English, signing it into force. The full case had not yet been heard when the action was resolved earlier in the summer.
Though that gap will be extended to €1.60 when the increase comes into effect in September, it will be cut to just 20 cent per hour on January 1st if the Government accepts the recommendation of the Low Pay Commission to increase the national minimum wage to €12.70.
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