Dublin Airport security staff to discuss possible strike action

Shop stewards representing security staff at Dublin Airport are due to meet tomorrow to discuss the possibility of strike action.

Dublin Airport security staff to discuss possible strike action
Thu, 23 Jun, 2005 - 09:27

Shop stewards representing security staff at Dublin Airport are due to meet tomorrow to discuss the possibility of strike action.

SIPTU has accused the Dublin Airport Authority of attempting to change the workers' terms and conditions without consultation and of refusing to discuss other outstanding issues.

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