The Labour Court rejected a union appeal over a production operative’s unpaid suspension at A.O. Smith Ireland Limited, leaving the Rights Commissioner’s recommendation unchanged. The decision was dated 11 March 2002. The union argued that a key witness had not been formally interviewed and the investigation was incomplete. The company said the worker was already on a Stage 2 warning and that a Stage 3 warning and three-day suspension were fair responses to substantiated allegations.
Labour Court rejects appeal over A.O. Smith worker’s suspension
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