Talks over Polish workers' unpaid wages to resume

Talks aimed at resolving a dispute between unions and management over unpaid wages for 200 Polish ESB workers are to resume today.

Wed, 24 Oct, 2007 - 08:18

Talks aimed at resolving a dispute between unions and management over unpaid wages for 200 Polish ESB workers are to resume today.

The Technical Engineering and Electrical Union is seeking assurances about money owed and job security for employees working on a €350m refit at the Moneypoint power plant, Co Clare.

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