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SIPTU Health members vote for strike action
SIPTU members working as health service support staff have voted by 94% to 6% in favour of taking strike action in a dispute concerning the implementation of a job evaluation scheme.
Unions condemn further job losses at Bord na Mόna and call for immediate talks
The Bord na Mόna (BNM) Group of Unions has condemned announcements made yesterday (Wednesday, 16th October) by the Government and company as an attempt to portray further job losses as part of a ‘Just Transition’ plan for workers. Read More
Speed camera van workers to conduct 72-hour work stoppage on October bank holiday
A 72-hour work stoppage has been announced by SIPTU members working for the national speed camera van operator GoSafe from 9.00 a.m. on 26th October, along with additional industrial action which commenced on today (16th October), in a dispute related to working conditions and union recognition at the company. Read More
SIPTU conference told that Brexit ‘backstop’ is vital for workers
SIPTU delegates attending the union’s Biennial Delegate Conference in Cork, have heard that the maintenance of the so-called Brexit ‘backstop’ following the UK leaving the EU was vital for workers North and South. Read More
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SIPTU member Anne Sweeney speaks out on Job Evaluation
Our members are demanding the Government recognises their work and respect them and the contribution they make to keep the health services going.
Coca Cola Workers Worldwide Zero Rights campaign
Ron Oswald, the Global Coordinator for the Coca Cola Workers Worldwide “Zero Rights” campaign was in Ireland at the beginning of December to highlight breaches of human rights in the company across the world.
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SIPTU Guide to Retirement. Retired Members Guide
SIPTU calls on professional artists to avail of expansion of Jobseeker’s Allowance READ MORE
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