In 1994, the Labour Court recommended postponing phase-one PCW payments at Lissadell Towels Limited and urgent talks with the Services Industrial Professional Technical Union on savings. The recommendation was signed on 7 October 1994. The company sought a 10% reduction in payroll costs, saying its costs were higher than competitors' and that the change could save about £250,000 a year. The union said workers had contributed to a survival plan and were willing to cooperate on savings if basic terms were protected. The Court said urgent action was needed for the company to return to viability.
Labour Court urges Lissadell Towels pay talks amid viability concerns
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