The Government is to discuss reversing pay and pension cuts for Public Sector workers as they prepare for the end of the 'financial emergency'.
Public Expenditure Minister Brendan Howlin told the Irish Independent that talks will begin on reversing the strict measures that were brought in when the economic crisis hit.
One of the most contentious measures was a pension levy of 7.5% and an average paycut of 6.5% for nurses, gardai and teachers.
Discussions will get underway next year and Minister Howlin says he won't roll back on all of the cuts implemented.
