Mandate says Debenhams deal close after months of protests while liquidator says 'progress being made'
Debenhams workers have been protesting for a number of months for a fair redundancy settlement.
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Debenhams workers have been protesting for a number of months for a fair redundancy settlement.
Trade union Fórsa criticised the approach taken by Aer Lingus.
The action may include striking.
“This vote emphasises the frustration and anger that consultants and NCHDs face.”
Trade union Siptu said members employed by GoSafe overwhelmingly backed striking today.
Ryanair pilots in Ireland voted in favour of industrial action last Friday.
Of the directly employed Ryanair pilots based in Ireland, 94% backed striking.
A ballot of INMO members will be held between 11 and 25 March.
Members of the union will now be balloted on industrial action.
Ryanair said it was “disappointed” by the strike action and called it “unnecessary”.
There’s support for a change – but the process begins with a non-binding postal vote.
Their acceptance means that no further strike action is likely at the service in the near-future.
Bus Éireann workers have been striking for eight days now – but school services hadn’t been affected.
From Monday, 20 stores will be subject to industrial action.
The state-run transport service has announced a range of cost-cutting measures.
Siptu says a lack of ambulances means firefighters are overworked and under-resourced.
Siptu has announced a ballot of more than 25,000 support staff.
The ballot results were announced this morning.
Instead, a ‘Citizens’ Assembly’ will be able to make recommendations to the Dáil on issues like the Eighth Amendment.
Meanwhile, Irish manager Martin O’Neill nominated Eden Hazard as one of his picks.
Chopping a giant onion here, sorry.
Voluntary duties are to be withdrawn from prison officers under industrial action voted on yesterday.
Stavros Dimas received votes 168 today from parliament’s 300 seats — short of the 180 votes needed to win.
Party leader Micheál Martin and finance spokesperson, Michael McGrath, were nominated in Cork South Central.
Impact has issued a new ballot on industrial action following legal advice.
Iti’s expected the egislature filled with reformers and nationalists backing President Petro Poroshenko’s drive to bring Ukraine closer to the West.
The pay and roster dispute involves hospital porters, catering operatives, laboratory assistants and CSSD Technicians.
Members of the National Bus and Railworkers’ Union are waiting to see if Irish Rail will proceed with proposed pay cuts.
The result of a SIPTU ballot is expected to be known on 11 July.
The action involves five hospitals in the Limerick group.
The ballot will start on Thursday and will be counted next month.
The format of referendum ballot papers has remained largely unchanged for over 50 years.
SIPTU said industrial action will only happen if changes to pay and conditions are implemented without agreement.
The Environment Minister acknowledged that “people are hurting” but said that after three years of tough decisions “you expect people not to be rewarding you for that”.
Consider yourselves warned… Yes, that includes you, Taoiseach.
Irish Rail said that the failure to implement cost saving measures will result in redundancies and the closure of some lines.
Liadh Ní Riada says she’s determined to work within the structures of the EU to help Ireland access further funds for job creation.
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Education Minister Ruairí Quinn said he “would’ve loved” if the working group on junior certificate reform could have met last year but ASTI made that impossible.
Teachers have expressed their concern about the implementation of the new Junior Cycle Student Award, which will replace the Junior Cert.