DTO employees consider strike ballot

Employees at the Dublin Transportation Office (DTO) are considering whether to hold a strike ballot over fears for the future of their jobs.

DTO employees consider strike ballot
Thu, 31 Aug, 2006 - 14:45

Employees at the Dublin Transportation Office (DTO) are considering whether to hold a strike ballot over fears for the future of their jobs.

The workers are angry at Minister for Transport Martin Cullen for refusing to confirm whether their jobs will be transferred to the Dublin Transport Authority when it takes over from the DTO.

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