IMPACT to discuss withdrawing decentralisation support

The IMPACT trade union is gathering today to discuss the possibility of withdrawing its support for the decentralisation process.

IMPACT to discuss withdrawing decentralisation support
Thu, 07 Sep, 2006 - 08:58

The IMPACT trade union is gathering today to discuss the possibility of withdrawing its support for the decentralisation process.

The union has accused Junior Minister Tom Parlon of reneging on job security commitments he gave to staff at the Office of Public Works.

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