Macroom Bypass Archaeologists Take Part in 24 Hour Work Stoppage
Archaeologists working on the Macroom Bypass have downed tools in a row over collective bargaining and pay
Archaeologists working on the Macroom Bypass have downed tools in a row over collective bargaining and pay
Members of the UNITE trade union working for the Irish Archaeological Consultancy are taking part in a 24 hour work stoppage, which the union says is a direct response to the company's refusal to engage with workers collectively through their union or the WRC.
Members of the union are staging a protest in Macroom Town Square this afternoon after IAC contacted members working on the Macroom Bypass last Friday to give them a weeks notice of termination.
Speaking to RedFM News, union rep, Muiris Wade says he doesn't think the move was a union-busting tactic.
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