Taoiseach hopes Dunnes Stores strike can be called off
The Taoiseach says he hopes tomorrow's strike by Dunnes Stores workers can be called off. But he says he supports workers - who are campaigning for more stable and predictable working hours. In Cork, 600 Dunnes Stores workers across 12 outlets plan to strike. Workers across the country will picket outside stores tomorrow, complaining that their shifts are too unpredictable and make it impossible to predict their wages. The Taoiseach says he fully supports the workers in that cause. Click the PLAY button to hear.
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