Union: Aer Lingus change staff duties on working day

The IMPACT union have accused Aer Lingus of changing the duties of their cabin crew on the morning of their working day.

Union: Aer Lingus change staff duties on working day
Tue, 18 Jan, 2011 - 17:07

The IMPACT union have accused Aer Lingus of changing the duties of their cabin crew on the morning of their working day.

The accusation comes as Aer Lingus today cancelled a number of flights due to the dispute with the cabin crew's union IMPACT over a new roster system.

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