The Labour Court recommended that Hangar Doors and the Services Industrial Professional Technical Union hold intensive talks over two weeks to agree redundancy terms, then offer the resulting package to staff who volunteered to leave. If compulsory redundancies remained necessary, the company should apply the selection terms in the collective agreement. The company was planning to make about half its workforce redundant amid financial difficulties. The union sought voluntary redundancies first, seniority-based selection if needed and talks on an enhanced package. The recommendation was signed on 11 June 2010.
Labour Court recommends talks on Hangar Doors redundancy terms
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