IFI workers to march on Dail

Former workers at the semi-state Irish Fertiliser Industries are due to march on the Dail today in protest at the fact that the company's former Belfast staff received better redundancy terms than staff in the Republic.

Wed, 18 Dec, 2002 - 06:55

More than 600 workers in Arklow, Cork and Belfast lost their jobs following the Government's decision to shut down IFI.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Belfast Place: Arklow Place: Cork Person: David Morris Person: Tánaiste Organisation: IFI Organisation: Irish Fertiliser Industries Organisation: Fertiliser Industries

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