Unions to consider proposals aimed at averting ESB strike

TALKS aimed at averting an ESB strike on Monday next were wrapped up last evening with settlement proposals being worked out.

Fri, 09 Jul, 2004 - 01:00

The proposals will be discussed by the unions within the ESB this morning.

The unions, management and Government representatives held talks yesterday with the National Implementation Body (NIB) in a bid to avoid a crippling national strike.

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