Vita Cortex offers €1,500 to sit-in workers

The Vita Cortex plant in Cork has made a payment offer to protesting staff of €1,500.

Sat, 24 Dec, 2011 - 10:02

The Vita Cortex plant in Cork has made a payment offer to protesting staff of €1,500.

The plant announced its closure last week. Its 32 staff began a sit-in at the foam-manufacturing plant last Friday, and say they are determined to remain there over Christmas.

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