SIPTU defends decision to withdraw from DART talks

The trade union had been due to attend talk tomorrow aimed at averting industrial action.

Tue, 22 Mar, 2016 - 08:25

Trade union SIPTU has defended its decision to withdraw from DART discussions at the Workplace Relations Commissions.

Management and unions had been due to attend talks tomorrow aimed at averting industrial action over a new 10 minute service due to come in on April 10.

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