HP staff take action on payments

MORE than 150 Hewlett Packard workers yesterday began a work-to-rule over what they allege is the company’s failure to pay them properly.

Fri, 24 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Stephen Rogers

The workers, based at the computer company’s plant in Clonskeagh, work on the Bank of Ireland account.

The industrial action means they will not carry out overtime functions or provide any technical support if systems break down outside working hours.

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