'Pay offer to firefighters would have cost 40 jobs'

Nearly 40 firefighters in the North could have lost their jobs if a pay deal to end their strike had been accepted, employers claimed today.

Nearly 40 firefighters in the North could have lost their jobs if a pay deal to end their strike had been accepted, employers claimed today.

Bosses at Fire Authority headquarters in Lisburn, Co Antrim revealed the redundancies were inevitable if the government had not handed over an extra £1.5m (€2.35m) to fund the package.

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