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We are SIPTU- Big Start
Big Start feature video for SIPTU's Biennial Delegate Conference 2022.
SIPTU members laid off by Nuremore Hotel in Carrickmacross demand payment of wages
SIPTU members employed at the Nuremore Hotel in Carrickmacross, county Monaghan, who have been placed on lay off since the 1st January, are demanding the payment of their outstanding wages and clarification on the future of their workplace. Read More
SIPTU says investment in fire service and housing defect redress key to home safety
SIPTU representatives have called for an increase in funding for the fire emergency service in conjunction with the €2.5 billion which is to be spent on addressing defects in houses in order to increase home safety. Read More
SIPTU seeks urgent meeting with Minister and HSE on safe staffing levels in CAMHS
SIPTU representatives have written today (Tuesday, 24th January) to the Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler, and the management of the HSE requesting an urgent meeting to discuss safe staffing levels in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). Read More
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- SIPTU calls on Minister to end pandemic payment delay for non-HSE workers >
- SIPTU raises serious concerns regarding staffing in CAMHS unit in Blackrock in Cork >
- SIPTU Retained Firefighters vote for strike action in dispute over crisis in service >
- SIPTU says National Ambulance Service crisis has paramedics at ‘breaking point’ >
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Poet, Rachael Hegarty, reading at the commemoration to mark the deaths of two bus workers, Tommy Duffy and George Bradshaw, who died in a loyalist bombing on 1stDecember, 1972 at Sackville Place in Dublin.
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