Workers at Arcon put on protective notice

Two hundred workers at zinc producer Arcon are in danger of losing their jobs after pay talks between management and unions broke down.

Thu, 11 Dec, 2003 - 18:02

Two hundred workers at zinc producer Arcon are in danger of losing their jobs after pay talks between management and unions broke down.

Arcon’s Galmoy mine in Co Kilkenny has been put on protective notice after trade unions’ reintroduced an overtime ban, the company said in a statement issued today.

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