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Aircraft and transport. Aer Lingus: employees' strike on St. Patrick's weekend is almost certain

Dublin, Ireland - The company will start today to rebook those passengers who were scheduled to fly on March 14

The strike which was called by SIPTU, the union which represents the employees of Aer Lingus, on Friday 14 March 2014, that is to say the first day of St. Patrick's weekend, seems to be almost certain, according to head of SIPTU's Pension Advisory Committee Dermot O'Loughlin. Starting from today, Tuesday 4 March 2014, the Irish carrier will start to rebook the passengers who were scheduled to fly...

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Rome, Italy, 03/04/2014 09:49
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