Aer Lingus and unions hold strike talks

Aer Lingus bosses and unions meet for top-level talks today in a bid to avert next week’s planned strike action.

Fri, 16 Nov, 2007 - 07:22

Aer Lingus bosses and unions meet for top-level talks today in a bid to avert next week’s planned strike action.

A row over a cost-cutting plan at the airline forced Siptu to threaten rolling four-hour stoppages at Dublin, Shannon and Cork airports on Tuesday and today.

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