Miriam Lord: Tourists ask Higgins to show them the way
President helps Germans find Donaghmede while Madigan shows off her Hochdeutsch
Counter-defamation actions arise from occupations at Apollo House
RTÉ’s John Kilraine has begun legal action over Facebook post by Unite’s Brendan Ogle
4,500 NI jobs in the balance as US rules against Bombardier
Decision to impose 220% tariff on sale of aircraft threatens Northern Ireland economy
Thousands of Belfast jobs at risk as Bombardier loses US case
Up to 4,500 jobs threatened as company found guilty of dumping C Series aircraft in US
Crane strike expected to spread as operators resume action
Unite criticises CIF boss Tom Parlon over ‘Mickey Mouse’ cranes comments
Unions call for Government to protect workers hit by Brexit
Actors’ union warns people working for major TV productions such as ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘Vikings’ may be impacted
Unite would not attend Labour Court if members banned from striking
Union criticises Varadkar’s proposals as ‘anti-worker and anti-democratic’
Former envoys call for recognition of Palestinian state
Letter to Taoiseach signed by academics and artists urges Government to act ‘without delay’
Trade unionist issues defamation action against RTÉ
Broadcaster reported Unite sought social housing exemption certificate for property
Bus Éireann strike to continue and may escalate
Company likely to propose 300 job losses under voluntary redundancy scheme
Unite not seeking to block use of Merrion Square site for social housing
Trade union leader will remove application if deemed ‘inappropriate’
Dark clouds loom over NI’s manufacturing industry
Job losses at Bombardier and the uncertainty of Brexit are having a knock-on effect
Trade union Unite’s study reveals State to be low-pay economy
Union calls for mandatory living wage and improved collective bargaining conditions
Actor Liam Neeson backs Ballymena jobs rally
Trade union rally is aimed at highlighting job losses from JIT Gallagher and Michelin
Two out of five workers in Ireland reliant on ‘insecure contracts’
Growing economy may not solve problem of precarious work, says labour professor
Unite says employers’ PRSI should not be cut to offset minimum wage
Employers’ social insurance rates should be increased to fund social wage, says union
Minimum wage rise of 50c opposed by business groups
Unite trade union disappointed, saying new rate of €9.15 still well below living wage
Workers could be forced to join ‘company unions’, Unite claims
Unite union criticises Government plans for collective bargaining reforms
Unite calls for national minimum wage to be increased by €1
Low Pay Commission expected to make recommendations on issue by summer
Quinn glass bidders Vidrala say they will keep jobs
Meeting due to be held in Cavan will resist €400m sale of Co Fermanagh plant
In Praise of . . . Waterford Crystal workers
Waterford Crystal lump sum payments a ‘mini-stimulus for Waterford’
Waterford Crystal pensions deal to cost exchequer €180 million
Nearly 1,800 former employees to share €41 million in lump-sum payments
Union unveils jobs-saving proposal for Gallaher’s
Unite says it has found a way to rescue 500 of the 876 jobs under threat at Ballymena cigarette factory
Over 50,000 march in Dublin to protest against water charges
Groups from all over country converge on capital to oppose new measures
Employment figures augur well but recovery yet to be felt on living standards
Analysis: CSO survey suggests full-time jobs are leading the way in job growth
Unite provides €10,000 to support striking Greyhound workers in Dublin
Trade union delegation visits picket line at the waste recycling facility
Union seeks renationalisation of NIE as redundancies loom
Electricity company acquired by ESB in 2010 plans scheme that could cut 120 jobs
Ming’s hemp suit steals show as proverbial dogfight awaited
Who stole our perky Taoiseach and sent a weary man in his place?
Disposable income down €3,000 a year since start of recession – CSO
Survey shows one in six people at risk of poverty
Number of women experiencing deprivation doubles
Most vulnerable to poverty are lone parents and their children, according to Unite trade union document
Average earnings fall 0.6% in Q4 of 2013
Irish workers earned an average of €687.28 per week, CSO figures show
Seen & Heard: Union leader warns on Waterford Crystal pensions
Unite boss says pensioners will not settle with State for half of pension fund
Organisers hope up to 10,000 will attend anti-austerity march
Unions call on members to take part in event on October 12th
Unite votes to accept Haddington Road deal
Ballot shows members overwhelmingly in favour, a major reversal in attitude to new agreement
Unions for ‘robust’ action on emergency pay legislation
Congress hears calls from Unite for national day of protest at public service pay cuts
Unite trade union to lodge claims for pay rises
Conference hears of moves to disengage with Labour Party
Unite backs motion opposing Haddington Road pay deal
Union urges Ictu to campaign for repeal of public service agreement legislation
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