Visitors Urged To Stay Away From Cliffs Of Moher Today 17 July, 2011 - 13:40 People have been urged to stay away from the Cliffs of moher today (sunday), on account of windy conditions at the site. The visitor centre remains open, and while people can still visit the world famous visitor attrraction, people have been asked to defr their visits if at all possible.Meanwhile, staff pickets at the world famous visitor attraction have been removed on account of today's conditions
MrsD007 wrote: » Thanks Clareman I refuse to visit the Cliffs of Moher since they introduced their new rip-off charges. The COM' seem to be getting loads of bad press these days. I was reading the news on the Clare FM website earlier and I came across the following story; Does anyone know why the staff are picketing the COM'?
Irishgalclare wrote: » Just to answer MrsD007's question - the staff at the Cliffs are on strike because the employer refused to implement a Labour Court Recommendation that they be given parity of pay with Clare County Council employees. The Cliffs of Moher Centre Ltd is a wholly owned and funded subsidiary of the Clare County Council. This issue has been going on for over 3 years. Shame on Clare County Council
celliman wrote: » Back the workers and stay away
Irishgalclare wrote: » Today is Day 9 on the picket line at the Cliffs of Moher - 17 people are striking for their right to have a Labour Court Recommendation upheld. The Cliffs are beautiful and scenic when you are visiting as a tourist - however, on the picket line, they are bleak, cold, isolated and lonely. How can Clare County Council - an arm of local government - refuse to implement a Labour Court Rec? What message does that send to all the scumbag employers out there? Indeed what message does it send to all the decent employers also - perhaps they'll be rethinking their positions. The success of this strike is crucial!