The Taoiseach is chairing the Labour Employer Economic Forum at Government Buildings this morning.
Trade unions will meet employers and government today over the rising cost-of-living.
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions and Ibec are among those attending talks.
The Taoiseach is chairing the Labour Employer Economic Forum at Government Buildings this morning.
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions has accused the Government of playing into "double standards".
The Congress and Ibec are among those attending talks about the cost of living with Government at the Labour Employer Economic Forum.
The Taoiseach will chair the meeting and the Tánaiste and other cabinet members will attend.
Owen Reidy, general secretary of ICTU says the government would treat his members differently to farmers and hauliers:
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