999 call service workers plan to hold 12-hour strike the day before the election
Workers at the Navan 999 centre will stop work on February 25
The Communications Workers's Union has said 999 workers plan to hold a 12-hour strike on Thursday, February 25, the day before the general election.
CWU members in the 999 emergency call answering service will stop work from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m on that day in the Navan 999 centre in Co. Meath. The other centres in Ballyshannon and Dublin will operate as normal.
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