Labour: Parlon's move to CIF 'unethical'

The Labour Party has described Tom Parlon's move to the Construction Industry Federation as "unethical".

Tue, 10 Jul, 2007 - 19:29

The Labour Party has described Tom Parlon's move to the Construction Industry Federation as "unethical".

The party has claimed that there could be a serious conflict of interest, given that Mr Parlon has just left the position of Minister in charge of the Office of Public Works.

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