Siptu calls for end to decentralisation plans

Trade union Siptu today called on the Government to end its controversial decentralisation plans for semi-state bodies.

Thu, 06 Sep, 2007 - 19:00

Trade union Siptu today called on the Government to end its controversial decentralisation plans for semi-state bodies.

Delegates representing around 1,600 members from 16 agencies met in Dublin's Liberty Hall to hear a report on last week's Labour Court recommendation.

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