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SRT have taken an airbus hostage

  • 01-04-2009 9:39am
    #1
    loz
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    so i hear - as part of the demonstrations today


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  • #2
    murphaph
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    An Airbus or an employee of Airbus?


  • #3
    Irish and Proud
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    loz wrote: »
    so i hear - as part of the demonstrations today

    Given the day that's in it! :D


  • #4
    harsea8
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    Not sure about that, but they are planning to block the main entrance to the airport for an hour (11am-12pm). I appreciate the workers frustration at their tight-arsed employer, but not sure what the point is, as SRT is a private company and no amount of disruption to passengers travel plans will change the company's stance.


  • #5
    shltter
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    harsea8 wrote: »
    Not sure about that, but they are planning to block the main entrance to the airport for an hour (11am-12pm). I appreciate the workers frustration at their tight-arsed employer, but not sure what the point is, as SRT is a private company and no amount of disruption to passengers travel plans will change the company's stance.

    Maybe but on the other hand the traveling public are customers of the Airlines who are in turn customers or potential customers of SRT which will continue to operate outside of Ireland.

    Maybe SRTs customers will put pressure on them to change their stance.


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