IMO welcomes ICTU plea

The Irish Medical Organisation has welcomed calls from the Irish Congress of Trade Unions for both sides in the junior doctors' dispute to return to talks at the Labour Relations Commission.

IMO welcomes ICTU plea
Thu, 15 Aug, 2002 - 12:01

The Irish Medical Organisation has welcomed calls from the Irish Congress of Trade Unions for both sides in the junior doctors' dispute to return to talks at the Labour Relations Commission.

Doctors in Waterford and Tullamore mounted strike action after hospital management implemented new rosters that reduced the amount of hours they spend in training.

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