Labour Court asks Aer Lingus & SIPTU to attend talks

The Labour Court intervened in the Aer Lingus dispute this evening, in an effort to avert possible industrial action.

Labour Court asks Aer Lingus & SIPTU to attend talks
Mon, 26 Feb, 2007 - 16:33

The Labour Court intervened in the Aer Lingus dispute this evening, in an effort to avert possible industrial action.

It has invited SIPTU and the company to attend talks tomorrow.

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