Aer Lingus talks to go ahead

Management at Aer Lingus are to enter into direct talks at Labour Court with unions representing cabin crew.

Sat, 03 Feb, 2001 - 12:14

Management at Aer Lingus are to enter into direct talks at Labour Court with unions representing cabin crew.

The talks are aimed at resolving a dispute over pay and conditions, which could lead to a one-day stoppage by 1,350 cabin crew on Wednesday.

Staff from the union IMPACT earlier rejected Labour Court proposals while SIPTU members are seeking clarification on the deal.

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