School secretaries to hold national one-day strike and escalate their industrial action
The one-day strike in January will be followed by a work-to-rule from the secretaries, trade union Fórsa said.
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The one-day strike in January will be followed by a work-to-rule from the secretaries, trade union Fórsa said.
The move came after Kiev imposed martial law in border regions this week in response to the Russian seizure of the ships.
They’re also not happy with Transport Minister Shane Ross’ lack of intervention in the dispute.
The Gunners need a miracle tonight after a thumping first-leg loss at the Allianz Arena.
The dispute is going into October.
They’re to take place this month and next.
The new strikes deepen Washington’s involvement in the conflict and represent a significant escalation for President Barack Obama.
His comments dramatically raise the stakes in the ongoing crisis.
Leaders meeting in Brussels are likely to boost sanctions against Moscow. “Europe has to act,” France’s Francois Hollande said today.
Charlie Flanagan says the EU needs a “strong and unified response to the terror in Northern Iraq”.
Israeli airstrikes continue to bombard Gaza today as the Palestinian death toll reaches 100.
There were more than 50 airstrikes early today.
The youth was seen being kidnapped from the Arab half of Jerusalem.
Troops have also been put on full combat alert in response to the estimated 40,000 Russian troops massed on the border.
Ukraine currently has 130,000 personnel in its armed forces. With reserves, this could be boosted to around 1,000,000.
Both sides are upping the ante as talks planned for tomorrow.
Heavily armed separatist militants launched a series of attacks on police headquarters yesterday and Ukrainian forces fought back today.
The EU has condemned Russia’s “acts of aggression” in the region and called on Moscow to recall its troops from their deployment across Crimea.
However the airport is operating normally, despite their presence.
Britain, Spain and Gibraltar are rowing (again).
European countries have been told to consider withdrawing personnel from Pyongyang if the tension there escalates further.
“The North is apparently intent on firing missiles without prior warning,” a South Korean official said.
The panel imposed a 12-month transfer embargo on the club and banned Craig Whyte from future involvement in Scottish football.
The recent outbreak of violence has been the worst the region has seen in months. A total of 21 people have been killed since Friday.