Eleventh hour talks continue to save 160 jobs in Limerick

ELEVENTH hour talks were continuing last night to try and settle a strike which threatens more than 160 jobs in Limerick.

Eleventh hour talks continue to save 160 jobs in Limerick
Thu, 08 Nov, 2007 - 00:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

Workers at Atlas Aluminium, who are members of SIPTU, took official strike action on October 30.

They claimed the dispute was over pay, money owed and work conditions.

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