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A new plan to end the housing crisis.
Union representatives roundly reject water worker criticism
Unions representing thousands of water workers in local authorities have today (Friday, 24th September) roundly rejected Irish Water’s claims that recent service shortcomings in Dublin and Wexford occurred because of the lack of a single national water utility. Read More
Health unions call for “immediate” talks after Labour Court recommendation on COVID-19 compensation
Unions representing healthcare workers have called for immediate talks with the HSE on recognition for healthcare worker’s efforts during the COVID-19 crisis, following a Labour Court recommendation today. Read More
SIPTU members reject Aer Lingus proposals for cuts and work practice changes
SIPTU members employed by Aer Lingus in ground operations at Dublin airport have voted by 82% to reject proposals by the company to reduce costs and change work practices in order to offset losses incurred by the airline due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Read More
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- SIPTU welcomes payment to be made to redundant workers laid off due to pandemic >
- Labour leader backs Galway Local Employment Services workers fight against privatisation >
- SIPTU says it has legal means to end workplace discrimination against disabled people >
- SIPTU members in local employment services to protest outside Fine Gael think-in on Monday >
- Survey reveals childcare facilities face reducing services and potential closures due to staffing crisis >
- Unions voice serious concerns about return to 100% capacity on public transport >
- Unions demand Taoiseach intervenes to save Local Employment Services >
- Workers in Local Employment Services and Job Clubs announce a national day of protest >
- SIPTU to meet with News UK & Ireland Ltd to discuss threatened closure of Kells Plant >
- SIPTU welcomes international footballers agreement on pay and calls for similar action elsewhere in sport >
- SIPTU seeks return of Inland Fisheries Ireland outreach scheme for vulnerable people >
Launch of New Deal for Early Years campaign
On Thursday, 8th July, SIPTU, together with a coalition of eleven Early Years and civil society organisations, launched the ‘New Deal for Early Years’ campaign for the reform of the childcare sector so it can provide improved services for children, families, workers and providers.
More Power to You Campaign
Local Government touches every aspect of our daily lives and affects every citizen – young and old alike. It affects our schools, our homes, our public parks. It’s in our work, our play and our recreation.
Frontline Heroes Tallaght Hospital
In early March, a film crew from SIPTU Health gained exclusive access to film our members on the frontline in Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin.
SIPTU Women on the Frontline of Covid
SIPTU Home Care assistant Ber Naughton describes working on the frontline during the Covid-19 crisis.
Education and Development Support Scheme. READ MORE
Closing date for completed applications is 30th September 2021. READ MORE
SIPTU members working in Local Employment Services and Job Clubs protest at the Fine Gael think-in, Trim, Co Meath, on Monday, 13th September 2021
Launch of ‘New Deal for Early Years’ campaign. READ MORE
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SIPTU members protest over plans to privatise local employment services
SIPTU members launched the ‘Our Community is Not for Sale’ campaign, demanding an immediate halt to tenders for private companies to bid for state contracts to run programmes to assist people getting back into the workforce, on Friday, 9th July.
STOP67 Webinar - The right to remain in the job
On Wednesday 23rd June, the STOP67 Campaign hosted a webinar to discuss its demand for the introduction of a statutory Right to Remain in the Job with expert legal and industrial relations practitioners.
Low Pay Republic: Combatting Low Pay in the Irish Labour Market
Low pay is endemic in the Irish Republic. One in five workers is officially categorised as ‘low-paid’ – that is over 300,000 women and men.
Supporting Quality
Protecting quality jobs in Ireland and promoting Irish quality products.
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