SIPTU says airport strike action not authorised

The president of SIPTU says strike action that could cripple the country's three main airports on Thursday April 2, has not been authorised.

SIPTU says airport strike action not authorised
Fri, 27 Mar, 2009 - 16:49

The president of SIPTU says strike action that could cripple the country's three main airports on Thursday April 2, has not been authorised.

Jack O'Connor has been forced to issue a statement after workers at the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) voted to strike in a row over pay.

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