Irish air-traffic control dispute talks fail

Travellers were today warned of possible delays after talks to resolve a dispute involving Irish air-traffic controllers failed.

Fri, 18 Jan, 2008 - 08:24

Travellers were today warned of possible delays after talks to resolve a dispute involving Irish air-traffic controllers failed.

With employees at Dublin Airport refusing to work overtime, the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has referred the matter to industrial relations trouble-shooters.

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