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16/10/2008
Wage Row Leads To Picket At Wexford Hotel
Sub-contractors and suppliers have planed a series of pickets outside a hotel in Wexford over unpaid wages.
On Thursday, the protestors said they are owed more than €3m in wages for work carried out on the development White's Hotel.
Building work on the four-star complex finished in August 2006, but contractors claim they have only been paid one-third of the money they are owed.
According to media reports, the hotel is refusing to comment on the dispute.
(DW)
On Thursday, the protestors said they are owed more than €3m in wages for work carried out on the development White's Hotel.
Building work on the four-star complex finished in August 2006, but contractors claim they have only been paid one-third of the money they are owed.
According to media reports, the hotel is refusing to comment on the dispute.
(DW)
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