Industrial unrest - Compromise needed in Brinks row

TWO troubling developments with far-reaching implications for workers and consumers burst onto the industrial relations scene yesterday.

Thu, 12 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

On one front, Ireland’s biggest co-op, Dairygold, announced plans to shed 270 jobs in Tipperary and Cork. On the other, the Brinks Allied ATM dispute edged closer to a nationwide strike.

Both developments illustrate the importance for both companies and unions to adopt an open-handed approach to crucial negotiations.

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