SIPTU slams treatment of migrants on mushroom farm

SIPTU has slammed the treatment of migrant workers by the owners of a mushroom farm in Co Cavan.

SIPTU slams treatment of migrants on mushroom farm
Fri, 24 Feb, 2006 - 13:28

SIPTU has slammed the treatment of migrant workers by the owners of a mushroom farm in Co Cavan.

The union said today that the eight Lithuanian women working for Kilnaleck Mushrooms had been fired on Monday despite paying €500 to a Lithuanian agency to find them steady jobs.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Co CavanOrganisation: SIPTUOrganisation: Kilnaleck Mushrooms
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