Cork ferry workers to stage picket over pay cuts

Ferry workers in west Cork are staging a picket today to protest against pay cuts and other changes being imposed by their employer.

Cork ferry workers to stage picket over pay cuts
Thu, 04 Jun, 2009 - 09:06

Ferry workers in west Cork are staging a picket today to protest against pay cuts and other changes being imposed by their employer.

The workers on Naomh Ciaran II - which operates between Baltimore and Cape Clear Island - say they are being asked to accept a 27% pay cut.

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