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North's local government workers threaten strike

Thousands of local government workers in Northern Ireland are planning a two day strike this week over pay.

North's local government workers threaten strike

Mon, 14 Jul, 2008 - 11:22

Thousands of local government workers in the North are planning a two day strike this week over pay.

They are joining colleagues in England and Wales in the action, the latest stage in a long running battle with their employers.

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