Waterford factory strike averted after crisis talks

Planned strike action at the Bausch and Lomb plant in Waterford has been averted after five hours of crisis talks today.

Sun, 21 Jan, 2007 - 16:44

Planned strike action at the Bausch and Lomb plant in Waterford has been averted after five hours of crisis talks today.

The Technical Engineering and Electrical Union had planned pickets for 9pm tonight in protest at the suspension without pay of a shop steward at the plant.

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