The Labour Court found no reason to uphold the Services Industrial Professional Technical Union’s claims against Irish Pride Group for redundancy-related lump sums and a bonus. Its recommendation was dated 30 November 1998. The union sought lump sums for workers laid off before an earlier Labour Court recommendation and a bonus for January to September 1997. The company said it had made the redundancy payments and did not attend the hearing. The Court asked the union for information supporting its claim that the earlier recommendation had not been implemented, but the information was not received.
Labour Court rejects union claims against Irish Pride Group
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