Bid to end British Midlands dispute

British Midlands staff will return to work at Dublin Airport tomorrow in an effort to resolve the dispute that is threatening to disrupt flights.

Bid to end British Midlands dispute
Thu, 01 Feb, 2001 - 17:34

British Midlands staff will return to work at Dublin Airport tomorrow in an effort to resolve the dispute that is threatening to disrupt flights.

Staff have decided to return to work tomorrow and Saturday, but strike action is planned for Sunday and Monday.

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