Coughlan 'seeking to appoint SIPTU boss to lucrative job'

Enterprise Minister Mary Coughlan is reportedly planning to appoint SIPTU's vice-president to a lucrative state job without any interview process.

Coughlan 'seeking to appoint SIPTU boss to lucrative job'
Thu, 15 Oct, 2009 - 09:51

Enterprise Minister Mary Coughlan is reportedly planning to appoint SIPTU's vice-president to a lucrative state job without any interview process.

Reports this morning say Ms Coughlan wants to appoint Brendan Hayes as deputy chairman of the Labour Court with a salary of around €150,000.

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