Elevator workers picket shopping centres in dispute

ELEVATOR workers picketed a number of shopping centres yesterday as the dispute between members of the Technical Engineering and Electrical Union and lift company OTIS intensified.

Wed, 14 Jul, 2010 - 01:00

Conall Ó Fátharta

Around 65 engineers began a strike yesterday in a row over the sacking of 17 lift engineers last month.

Some 500 contractors refused to pass the picket by OTIS engineers at Dublin Airport’s Terminal Two on Monday.

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Courts Place: Dublin Airport Place: Terminal Two Place: The Square in Tallaght Place: Dundrum Town Centre Place: Arnotts Place: Henry Street Place: Dublin Place: Ireland Person: Arthur Hall Person: Hall Organisation: Technical Engineering and Organisation: Union Organisation: Otis Organisation: TEEU Organisation: Labour Court

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