Drugs and racism fuelling abuse of staff on public transport, says SIPTU

17/04/2024

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Adrian Kane of Siptu discusses new findings from the union on drug use and racism witnessed by transport workers.

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Drugs and racism fuelling abuse of staff on public transport, says SIPTU

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