Workers willing to accept wage restraint to protect jobs

The editor of Industrial Relations News says workers will accept wage restraint measures in order to protect their jobs during the current recession.

Workers willing to accept wage restraint to protect jobs
Thu, 05 Mar, 2009 - 10:33

The editor of Industrial Relations News says workers will accept wage restraint measures in order to protect their jobs during the current recession.

Brian Sheehan was speaking ahead of a conference in Dublin today to discuss how the economic downturn will affect industrial relations.

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