Plumbers and gas installers to protest over unregistered workers

A protest by gas installers and plumbers will take place outside the Dáil today to highlight the number of unregistered people working in the sector.

Plumbers and gas installers to protest over unregistered workers
Wed, 18 Jun, 2014 - 08:32

A protest by gas installers and plumbers will take place outside the Dáil today to highlight the number of unregistered people working in the sector.

The Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors of Ireland claims a survey has shown that up to 60% of work is carried out by gas installers who aren't registered with the RGII.

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