LRC to intervene in row over WHB lay-offs

The Labour Relations Commission is to intervene in the dispute over plans to lay-off 169 Western Health Board workers in order to make savings of €1.15m.

LRC to intervene in row over WHB lay-offs
Fri, 27 Sep, 2002 - 19:15

The Labour Relations Commission is to intervene in the dispute over plans to lay-off 169 Western Health Board workers in order to make savings of €1.15m.

The IMPACT trade union called in the LRC because it no longer has any confidence in discussions with the health board.

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