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Aer Lingus workers back industrial action

Aer Lingus workers tonight voted in favour of industrial action if the Government presses ahead with plans to sell-off some of the state airline.

Aer Lingus workers back industrial action

Thu, 30 Mar, 2006 - 19:38

Aer Lingus workers tonight voted in favour of industrial action if the Government presses ahead with plans to sell-off some of the state airline.

Around 94% of 2,100 members of the SIPTU union voted for a possible strike.

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