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Originally Posted by James Howard
I had read rumours on boards that this was the case, but Barry Kenny has confirmed that David Franks is currently on holiday. This beggars belief given that these days were set several weeks ago and would indicate that there is no serious attempt being made by Irish Rail to agree this.
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I'm not sure David Franks being here or not is going to make any difference.
The company have exhausted every possible talks process available to them, made several offers and each one has been turned down.
At this stage it's the employees determined to throw the toys out of the pram and I don't think any talks process (which Franks would not be directly involved in, in any case - that's always handled by HR specialists), is going to resolve this until after the first strike at least.