Top trouble-shooters to head electricians' strike probe

Two senior industrial relations trouble-shooters are to head up an inquiry into last month’s crippling electricians’ strike, it was revealed today.

Top trouble-shooters to head electricians' strike probe
Wed, 05 Aug, 2009 - 16:04

Two senior industrial relations trouble-shooters are to head up an inquiry into last month’s crippling electricians’ strike, it was revealed today.

Tánaiste Mary Coughlan has appointed former Congress general secretary Peter Cassells and former Labour Court chairman Finbarr Flood to investigate the bitter row.

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