ISME blames inter-union rivalry for planned CIE strike

Business group ISME is blaming inter-union rivalry for next week's planned work stoppage at CIE.

ISME blames inter-union rivalry for planned CIE strike
Sat, 13 Mar, 2004 - 12:48

Business group ISME is blaming inter-union rivalry for next week's planned work stoppage at CIE.

SIPTU says its members will stop work for 24 hours on the day after Saint Patrick's Day, saying talks with the Government on the future of CIE are not productive.

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