Varadkar calls on Aer Lingus cabin crew to avert strike

Transport Minister Leo Varadkar has called on Aer Lingus cabin crew to call off strike action planned for this weekend.

Varadkar calls on Aer Lingus cabin crew to avert strike
Wed, 28 May, 2014 - 09:46

Transport Minister Leo Varadkar has called on Aer Lingus cabin crew to call off strike action planned for this weekend.

Members of the IMPACT trade union plan to hold a 24-hour work stoppage this Friday, in a dispute with management over rosters.

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