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Dublin Home Care strikes stood down following WRC engagement

Dublin Home Care strikes stood down following WRC engagement

by | May 26, 2026 | Divisions, General News, Health, Latest News, Latest News Home

SIPTU representatives have confirmed today (Tuesday, 26th May) that planned strike action for this week by members of Blanchardstown & Inner-City Home Care has been stood down, following confirmation that management is willing to engage at the Workplace Relations...
SIPTU launch ‘Broadcasting the Future’ discussion paper on the renewal of public service broadcasting 

SIPTU launch ‘Broadcasting the Future’ discussion paper on the renewal of public service broadcasting 

by | May 22, 2026 | General News, Latest News, Latest News Home, Services

SIPTU will host a seminar to launch an essential discussion paper, ‘Broadcasting the Future’, which warns that Ireland is currently ‘sleepwalking into the destruction’ of its public media institutions.  The document seeks to initiate a debate involving workers,...
SIPTU frontline ambulance workers’ 72-hour strike stood down following progress in talks

SIPTU frontline ambulance workers’ 72-hour strike stood down following progress in talks

by | May 22, 2026 | Ambulance Sector, Divisions, General News, Health, Latest News, Latest News Home

SIPTU has agreed to stand down a planned strike by members of the National Ambulance Service next week following constructive discussions with the HSE at the Labour Court. The talks concern the HSE’s failure to implement the recommendations of an independent report on...
Nursing Home Quality undermined by Staffing Crisis – SIPTU 

Nursing Home Quality undermined by Staffing Crisis – SIPTU 

by | May 20, 2026 | Divisions, General News, Health, Latest News, Latest News Home

The quality of care for nursing home residents is being undermined by a staffing crisis, which is directly resulting in them being left unattended for extended periods and missing care interventions, according to an extensive survey of staff in the sector published by...
Have your say on direct employment and outsourcing – Support Sector survey

Have your say on direct employment and outsourcing – Support Sector survey

by | May 14, 2026 | Health

The Support Sector Committee launched an important survey on direct employment and outsourcing at the recent Annual General Meeting of the Sector. The Committee is now calling on all support grade Shop Stewards and Activists to participate in each workplace. Launching...
ID Care Sector seeks agreement with HSE over implementation of national Job Review

ID Care Sector seeks agreement with HSE over implementation of national Job Review

by | May 14, 2026 | Health

SIPTU is seeking an agreement with the HSE on the implementation of a national Job Review scheme for workers in the Intellectual Disability (ID) Sector following a meeting with HSE personnel in April. In the meeting, ID Care Sector Organiser, Sharon Cregan, outlined...
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