Siptu

Rehab said it could not afford the €900,000 cost of honouring agreement

Stoppages on March 1st and 8th at company that operates 20 Dublin and around half a dozen national routes

Taoiseach’s remarks ‘unhelpful’ in current climate, organisers of Ireland For All march said

Fórsa says long standing pay dispute needs to be brought ‘to a head’ but Siptu sees shift in HSE position as significant and welcome

Scheme for non-mechanic workers to join ranks rejected by 87 per cent of Siptu members balloted

The decision by Dublin Bus to stop evening service to certain housing estates in Tallaght leaves a community heavily reliant on public transport at a real disadvantage

Drivers report 35 incidents of violence, attacks, vandalism and threats with knives in December

Proposals considered for site where much of Ireland’s strategic oil reserve is stored

Criticism of Minister’s failure to fight for agreement between employers and workers he was due to sign in August

Employees were paid significantly less than terms specified in agreement with company when Limerick logistics centre shut down last year

Promise made by Government on poll must be kept, says campaign

Judge cites rulings by data and legal authorities that proof of ‘more than minimal loss’ necessary before such cases could succeed

Major pay deal agreed in the face of cost of living crisis as 89 per cent of Siptu members vote to accept

Many services may be restricted or face potential closure due to an inability to recruit and retain staff

Unions are prepared to be flexible but reaching an agreement with inflation at 9% looks a little bit more difficult, says senior union official

Minister for Public Expenditure says there is “a need for flexibility on both sides”

Public sector union will consult members after talks with Government failed to agree a new pay deal

Shortages of airport baggage handlers across the continent have resulted in vast amounts of luggage being misdirected, delayed for weeks or lost completely

According to Siptu, workers from these organisations have not had a raise for more than 14 years

Customers claim bank short-changed their compensation

Catering giant opted for ‘tick-box’ exercise rather than try to avoid dismissals, WRC rules

Move by union comes in wake of Central Bank warning about wage-price spiral

Seen & heard: Dermot Desmond’s Canouan plan; consumers wary on green cost; and Siptu’s 16% airport wage claim

Siptu and Ibec lose no time in setting out stall in wake of escalating cost of living increases

Event marking 75 years since Jim Larkin’s death hears of need to eradicate low pay

With pay freeze in place and rising bills due to inflation, next two years will be tough

Special vaccines are not expected to arrive in Ireland until December 20th

‘You’re constantly wrecked, the days you have off you spend sleeping,’ says one

Ictu conference told ‘theft’ taking place with alarming regularity in low-paid sectors

Expert group yet to reached ‘preferred option’ for union/employer engagement

Ictu leader says social contributions by employers are below norms in Europe

Atlantic Aviation Group to buy German company following months of travel curbs

Workers concerned workplace changes may become permanent regardless of recovery

Overwhelming majority oppose airline’s plans to offset losses due to Covid-19

Move follows anger at two failures, which saw unsafe water enter public supply

Unions demand halt of what it views as ‘privatisation’ of local employment services

Minister says building and climate plans will draw from the same pool unless changes made

Return to ‘sardine-like loadings’ should not be considered or entertained, letter says

Union urges Minister to halt what it says is privatisation of local employment services

Management plan would reassign drivers from specific routes to multiple ones