Unions expected to plan outsourcing protest at meeting

Private sector unions are meeting to discuss what has become a tense stand-off in the row over outsourcing at Irish Ferries.

Unions expected to plan outsourcing protest at meeting
Mon, 28 Nov, 2005 - 19:38

Private sector unions are meeting to discuss what has become a tense stand-off in the row over outsourcing at Irish Ferries.

Union leaders representing almost 400,000 workers are expected to plan a day of protest.

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