Union urges NAMA to find Vita Cortex solution

SIPTU’S president has urged NAMA to find a way to break the Vita Cortex redundancy impasse and help the workers who continued their sit-in through Christmas.

Tue, 27 Dec, 2011 - 00:00

Eoin English

Jack O’Connor said that while the workers’ dispute is with their employer, NAMA can help.

The foam packaging manufacturer on Cork’s Kinsale Road closed 10 days ago without paying redundancy to its staff.

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