Dublin Bus drivers vote for strike action

SIPTU drivers in Dublin Bus have voted by an overwhelming majority for strike action in a ballot counted this afternoon.

Fri, 12 Jul, 2013 - 19:15

SIPTU drivers in Dublin Bus have voted by an overwhelming majority for strike action in a ballot counted this afternoon.

The ballot saw 94% of SIPTU drivers in Dublin Bus vote in favour of strike action if the company attempts to implement changes to its terms and conditions of employment without agreement.

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