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Council to call for jobs response Council to call for jobs response
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A special meeting of Belfast City Council is to be held later to discuss recent job losses across the city.A special meeting of Belfast City Council is to be held later to discuss recent job losses across the city.
A motion will be debated calling on the Northern Ireland Executive to co-ordinate a ministerial response to the planned redundancies.A motion will be debated calling on the Northern Ireland Executive to co-ordinate a ministerial response to the planned redundancies.
Another will support the Visteon workers in their demand for a better pay-off deal.Another will support the Visteon workers in their demand for a better pay-off deal.
Workers at the west Belfast plant have been staging a sit in protest since they lost their jobs 10 days ago.Workers at the west Belfast plant have been staging a sit in protest since they lost their jobs 10 days ago.
Talks have been held in New York between union representatives and Visteon senior management to try to find a resolution to the dispute.Talks have been held in New York between union representatives and Visteon senior management to try to find a resolution to the dispute.
Workers at the plant are unhappy about the redundancy packages and pensions being offered by the company. Workers at the plant are unhappy that they will only get statutory redundancy as Visteon UK is in administration.
They claim the company's former owner and main customer, Ford, had promised redundancy contracts which they now want to see honoured.
On Wednesday more than 100 people marched through west Belfast in support of the Dunmurry staff who lost their jobs last week.On Wednesday more than 100 people marched through west Belfast in support of the Dunmurry staff who lost their jobs last week.
Councillor Paul Maskey said more had to be done to help workers.Councillor Paul Maskey said more had to be done to help workers.
"This is about highlighting the issues that have affected many Belfast citizens in recent days," he said."This is about highlighting the issues that have affected many Belfast citizens in recent days," he said.
"We have seen last week over a period of three or four days somewhere in the region of three or four hundred people out of work.""We have seen last week over a period of three or four days somewhere in the region of three or four hundred people out of work."
He said that Visteon workers had been particularly badly treated and they wanted departments to come together to ensure packages were put in place for staff.He said that Visteon workers had been particularly badly treated and they wanted departments to come together to ensure packages were put in place for staff.
"Ministers who have responsibility must do all they can to ensure that people are not treated this way," he said."Ministers who have responsibility must do all they can to ensure that people are not treated this way," he said.