Airline staff picket Dublin Airport over job transfers

Around 80 British Midlands staff are picketing the main entrance of Dublin Airport.

Thu, 01 Feb, 2001 - 07:35

Around 80 British Midlands staff are picketing the main entrance of Dublin Airport.

The baggage handlers and check-in operators are protesting at proposals to transfer a number of Dublin-based staff to a new firm, GHI. However, British Midlands flights are expected to go ahead as scheduled.

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