Striking doctors and health employers to attend LRC talks

The Irish Medical Organisation is due to meet the Health Service Employers Agency today in an effort to resolve an eight-week-old strike by Ireland's 300 public health doctors.

Striking doctors and health employers to attend LRC talks
Fri, 30 May, 2003 - 08:46

The Irish Medical Organisation is due to meet the Health Service Employers Agency today in an effort to resolve an eight-week-old strike by Ireland's 300 public health doctors.

The talks at the Labour Relations Commission follow a failed attempt to end the stoppage earlier in the strike.

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