Company probed over pay complaint

A FIRM that worked on the Dublin Port Tunnel project is under investigation by the Government after non-national workers complained of inadequate pay.

Company probed over pay complaint
Thu, 05 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
John Breslin

The firm, a Kildare-based haulage company, is no longer contracted to work on the site.

Dublin City Council objected to comments made in a statement by the firm after the allegations surfaced.

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