SIPTU accuses Govt of deliberately ignoring workers’ rights

SIPTU has accused the Government of adopting a deliberate policy to ignore the abuse of workers' rights.

Mon, 25 Apr, 2005 - 08:47

SIPTU has accused the Government of adopting a deliberate policy to ignore the abuse of workers' rights.

The union's president, Jack O'Connor, is due to meet Labour Party leader Pat Rabbitte today to discuss the situation faced by Irish and immigrant workers.

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