Time to wind down Lansdowne Road Agreement, says TEEU

One of the country's largest unions has said that the Lansdowne Road Agreement has run its course.

Time to wind down Lansdowne Road Agreement, says TEEU
Fri, 11 Nov, 2016 - 00:32

One of the country's largest unions has said that the Lansdowne Road Agreement has run its course.

The Technical Engineering and Electrical Union (TEEU) - which represents craft and construction workers - will debate the agreement, and discuss pay and precarious employment in a conference over the next two days.

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