LRC intervenes in Aer Lingus cabin crew dispute
UPDATE: The Labour Relations Commission has intervened in the dispute between Aer Lingus and cabin crew represented by trade union IMPACT, it said in a statement this afternoon.
The Labour Relations Commission has intervened in the dispute between Aer Lingus and cabin crew represented by trade union IMPACT, it said in a statement this afternoon.
The trade union has said that the staff have voted overwhelmingly for industrial action in a dispute that centre on new rostering arrangements and plans by Aer Lingus to close its 200-strong cabin crew base at Shannon airport. A trade union spokesman had been reported as saying that...
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