Unions seek delay in decision on sugar reform compensation
The unions representing workers at Greencore have asked the Government to delay a decision on allocating compensation arising from the EU's recent sugar reforms.
Agriculture Minister Mary Coughlan is due to decide this week on how to allocate the €144m compensation secured by Ireland in light of the reforms.
However, the unions at Irish Sugar/Greencore want the decision delayed until management implements a Labour Court recommendation on redundancy terms.
The dispute over the recommendation is currently being examined by the National Implementation Body set up to oversee compliance with social partnership agreements.





