The Labour Court recommended immediate, meaningful discussions between Clery's And Company and the Services Industrial Professional Technical Union on proposals intended to reduce redundancies and protect jobs. Its recommendation was dated 11 June 1993. The union represented 12 workers issued with redundancy notices after the company sought 60 job cuts. Its proposals included ending productivity payments, changes to working hours and rosters, job sharing and a contributory pension scheme. The Court said trading conditions required savings and noted the options had not yet been discussed between the parties.
Labour Court urges immediate talks on Clery’s redundancy cost-saving proposals
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