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Ballot for industrial action in St. James’s Hospital car park dispute
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Two days of talks on future of C&C workers in Tipperary

SIPTU representatives began two days of intensive talks with the management of the C&C Group in Borrisoleigh, County Tipperary, on Thursday (21st January). This follows the company’s announcement earlier this month that it intends to close its water bottling facility in the town.

SIPTU Sector Organiser, John Dunne, said: “When C&C Group announced its restructuring plans earlier this month the company stated that 80 positions would be created due to an expansion of its plant in Clonmel. Our members who face losing their jobs in Borrisoleigh must have the opportunity to transfer to these new positions under terms which show due regard for their many years of loyal service to the company.”

The closure of the Borrisoleigh plant and two C&C Group distribution depots in County Laois and County Wexford, which are scheduled to take place during the summer, are expected to result up to 144 jobs losses.

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