INO seeks LRC assistance in 35-hour week campaign

The Irish Nurses Organisation has decided to take its claim for a 35-hour working week to the Labour Relations Commission.

Tue, 03 Sep, 2002 - 19:33

The Irish Nurses Organisation has decided to take its claim for a 35-hour working week to the Labour Relations Commission.

The organisation has also asked the LRC to assist in its campaign for an additional allowance for nurses working in Dublin and for improved shift payments.

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