Aer Lingus set for work stoppage next Monday

A two-hour work stoppage at Aer Lingus will go ahead next Monday, the SIPTU union has confirmed.

Mon, 12 Nov, 2012 - 12:47

A two-hour work stoppage at Aer Lingus will go ahead next Monday, the SIPTU union has confirmed.

SIPTU representatives at Aer Lingus met this lunchtime, after which shop stewards refused to withdraw their notice of industrial action, in a row over the company' s €748m pension deficit.

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