Workers at tech firm Becton Dickinson begin work-to-rule in row over exit package as 200 jobs to go

Since the announcement on July 3 that this very profitable plant is to close fully by September 2026, Siptu representatives have sought to work with management on alternatives that could maintain it in operation.

However, their patience has run out and they have voted to commence industrial action from today. This underscores the urgency and gravity of the situation for the workers.

Our members have remained patient over the last number of months while seeking meaningful engagement with the management of this US-headquartered company which has been in Drogheda for more than 60 years.

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