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SIPTU shop stewards call on managers of four Dublin authorities to honour agreements and on Government to regulate waste disposal market in public interest
28.07.2010 - SIPTU shop stewards representing members in the four Dublin local authorities have called on the managers of those authorities to honour the terms of their agreement with the union to develop waste disposal services in the metropolitan area. Their statement follows a meeting in Liberty Hall this afternoon where arrangements were made to extend the dispute in Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown should the current talks at the Labour Relations Commission fail this week.
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