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Porters in Mid-West Regional reject unfair allegations
11.03.2010 - Porters working at the Mid-West Regional Hospital in Limerick have rejected allegations made by the hospital management about them last weekend. They were responding to claims by a spokesman for management, reported in local and national media on Friday, 5th March, over levels of sick pay and alleged “issues of misconduct” among the 54 porters at the hospital. The SIPTU members also said they would resist any attempt to privatise the portering service, as threatened by management.
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