SIPTU optimistic strike action at Aer Lingus can be averted

Negotiators were optimistic this evening that strike action at Aer Lingus next week could be averted.

Thu, 20 Nov, 2008 - 17:17

Negotiators were optimistic this evening that strike action at Aer Lingus next week could be averted.

Speaking at the Labour Relations Commission shortly before 5pm, a spokesperson for SIPTU said the union and management were very close to finalising an alternative to outsourcing.

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