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Unions demand reassurance for hard hit Bombardier Belfast workers
UNIONS are demanding reassurance for “hard-hit” Irish workers after aerospace firm Bombardier announced it will be selling off operations yesterday.
The company said it will divest its Belfast and Morocco businesses in a move to “optimise its global manufacturing footprint.”
Bombardier employs around 3,600 staff in its five factories in the north of Ireland.
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