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Labour calls for axing annual phone bill hikes as Eir faces criticism over customer complaints

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Labour party criticizes telecom giant Eir for threatening employees with disciplinary action over customer complaints, and calls for an end to annual phone bill increases.

Labour has called for annual phone bill hikes to be axed as the party slammed telecom giant Eir for warning employees they’d face disciplinary action if they handled customer complaints .

READ MORE: Technology to detect mobile phones or lack of seatbelts to only be available on nine road cameras Speaking on the plinth in Leinster House on Tuesday, Mr Nash welcomed the verdict and stated that Eir had “consistently let down their customers”. Mr Nash said that he believed that there are a “number of other things” that the regulator should be doing for consumers.

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