Aviance to announce response to SIPTU rescue plan

The success of a union rescue plan aimed at saving almost 160 jobs at Dublin Airport is expected to be known later today.

Wed, 10 Dec, 2008 - 10:50

The success of a union rescue plan aimed at saving almost 160 jobs at Dublin Airport is expected to be known later today.

Aviance, which provides ground handling services at the airport, is due to give its response to a SIPTU business plan aimed at cutting labour costs to save the jobs.

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