Social Democratic and Labour Party
SDLP to back Assembly recall
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- Social Democratic and Labour Party
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- 8 Nov 2026, 18:07 found after publication (historical recovery)
- Topics
- Economy and employment (main topic), Public finance and taxation
Subtopic: Public sector pay - Type of release
- Call for action
- Covers
- Northern Ireland
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- https://www.sdlp.ie/sdlp_to_back_assembly_recall (opens in a new tab)
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