ICTU to debate reforms and economic crisis

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions Biennial Conference gets underway in Belfast today.

ICTU to debate reforms and economic crisis
Tue, 02 Jul, 2013 - 10:30

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions Biennial Conference gets underway in Belfast today.

Over 700 hundred delegates will debate a range of motions including the economic crisis, the reform of trade union structures and workplace rights and equality.

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