Varadkar: Lasting agreement 'the only way to protect jobs at Bus Éireann'

Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar said today that only a lasting agreement would protect the jobs of workers at Bus Éireann.

Tue, 14 May, 2013 - 11:55

Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar said today that only a lasting agreement would protect the jobs of workers at Bus Éireann.

Management and unions are meeting at the Labour Relations Commission this morning to attempt to reach a settlement in the dispute over €5m worth of cost cutting measures.

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