Industrial relations expert, Ballinahown's Denis Rohan says there's a lot of factors to consider.
The Taoiseach’s urging trade unions to come to the negotiating table, saying ‘there clearly is a platform’ for a deal to be done.
It comes as union leaders meet to discuss next steps, after more than 300,000 public sector workers went on strike yesterday.
They’re accusing the Government of failing to make a meaningful offer on a new public sector pay deal.
Industrial relations expert, Ballinahown's Denis Rohan says there's a lot of factors complicating the path to an agreement:
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