Unions accuses Tara Mines company of 'opportunism' against Irish workers

SIPTU has today criticised management at Tara Mines in Navan, calling their treatment of staff "unacceptable".

Unions accuses Tara Mines company of 'opportunism' against Irish workers
Sun, 06 Jan, 2013 - 16:27

SIPTU has today criticised management at Tara Mines in Navan, calling their treatment of staff "unacceptable".

A total of 670 workers at the zinc plant were put on protective notice yesterday.

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