Both SIPTU and the Musicians’ Union of Ireland (MUI) have expressed deep sadness at the passing of Dónal Lunny, one of the ...
SIPTU has warned that Ireland is “sleepwalking into a corporate Early Years system” and has called on the Government to ...
The Government faces a mobilised army of citizens demanding that their concerns about the cost-of-living crisis and fair pay be heard, the SIPTU Deputy General Secretary, Adrian Kane, ...
Public services are best delivered by directly employed workers with the resources needed to serve their communities, ...
SIPTU General Secretary John King contrasted the ‘democratic legitimacy’ of trade union strike action with the ‘mob rule’ of the fuel protests in April this year.
SIPTU remains strike-ready and has been reinvigorated by public sector industrial action, which has delivered membership ...
Following discussions the ICTU Public Services Committee has agreed to defer the strike action scheduled for next Wednesday.
Over 60,000 SIPTU members will take strike action today across the country in the largest mobilisation of workers in Ireland ...
Responding to a letter issued by Minister Jack Chambers TD this afternoon, SIPTU's Adrian Kane, said that the Minister’s letter does not represent any change in his previously stated position.
Momentum is building across our Union for the strike.If there are colleagues in your workplace who have not yet joined the Union now is the time.
SIPTU has served further notice of strike action on all public sector workplaces for 21st October, in addition to the planned stoppage next Wednesday.
Delegates unanimously passed an Aviation Sector motion on AI, covering its use in areas including rostering, maintenance, security screening and performance monitoring.