Former Debenhams workers in the Republic of Ireland today (Friday, 9
th April) mark one year since they were made redundant by their company, leading to a 365-day dispute.
Almost 1,000 workers in 11 stores balloted for industrial action in an attempt to win their agreed redundancy package of four weeks pay per year of service. Since then, the liquidator of Debenhams, KPMG, and the Government have both refused to honour that agreement.
Tomorrow, Friday, the Debenham’s workers – one year on. A full year. Unreal. But so real. Some former employees still protesting for their rights, their rights they say. Don’t know what really to say. It’s just not right what they have had to go through. @wlrfm#Deisetodaypic.twitter.com/XdC7GDJSfH
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Search By Live95 News Team Live95 picture library Former workers at Debenhams are marking a year since they were told they lost their jobs and started a fight for what they call a just-settlement.
They ll be outside the Limerick Street store at 11am as well as at Henry Street in Dublin, and in Cork, Waterford, Tralee and Galway.
A year ago today around 100 Limerick workers were made redundant sparking a 365 day dispute.
Almost 1,000 workers in eleven stores balloted for industrial action in an attempt to win their agreed redundancy package of four weeks pay per year of service.
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