Industrial action at Oberstown Children Detention Campus in north Co Dublin will go ahead on Tuesday.Union members are due to take part in an eight-hour work stoppage, beginning at 9am and running until 5pm.The action is due to a continuing dispute over resourcing and safe staffing at the campus and is the second in a series of planned weekly work stoppages.Despite engagement between union negotiators and Oberstown management on Monday, they were unable to reach agreement on “key issues”, said trade union Fórsa in a statement. The union also expressed frustration that no representative from the Department of Children was present.The ongoing industrial action follows a ballot of Fórsa members, concluded in May, backing industrial action up to and including a full withdrawal of labour. Oberstown staff have been engaged in a work-to-rule action since June 25th. Oberstown management has been notified of further work stoppages on August 18th and August 25th.Hazel Nolan, national secretary of Fórsa, said safe staffing at Oberstown has been a “long-standing concern for staff, and our members are taking action because they want a lasting solution”.“We agree with management that staff safety and the safety of the young people in Oberstown are inseparable,” she said. “Unfortunately, talks have broken down because Oberstown is refusing to include key elements of our claim in the business case going to the department. This includes measures to address the recruitment difficulties facing the service. “Management says these issues should be dealt with separately through local bargaining, while also acknowledging that there is not enough money allocated to the local bargaining budget to resolve them.”Nola added: “Fórsa cannot enter a process when we know from the outset that it cannot resolve the claim. Our members need a genuine, long-term solution to safe staffing, and that is what we will continue to pursue.”The Department of Children has been contacted for comment.