Staff strike at Longford nursing home

More than 40 members of staff have gone on strike at a nursing home in Longford.

Staff strike at Longford nursing home
Thu, 28 May, 2009 - 16:31

More than 40 members of staff have gone on strike at a nursing home in Longford.

Their action follows what SIPTU claims are unjust attempts by the new owners to drive down wages at Our Lady's Manor Nursing Home in Edgeworthstown.

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