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Cork water crisis: Latest breaches highlight need for referendum

Water safety too important to be left to private sector Trade union Unite said today that the latest revelations regarding ongoing breaches of drinking water safety in Cork again highlight the need for a referendum enshrining public ownership of water … Continue reading

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Fuel package: PAYE workers left behind … again

April 13th: Unite, which represents workers across Ireland, today said that the package of fuel supports announced last night by the Government would do little to alleviate the cost-of-living crisis being faced by ordinary PAYE workers. The union said that … Continue reading

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Energy costs: Workers will not pick up tab for another crisis

Trade union action needed to force Government to address spiralling cost-of-living crisis    Unite member consultation to assess energy cost impact  Unite, which represents workers throughout Ireland, said today (Sunday) that public support for the fuel protests reflects anger at … Continue reading

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MABS workers secure nearly 13 per cent pay bump

9.25 per cent two-year deal follows 3.5 per cent increase secured in March Two-year deal includes element backdated to October 2024 Trade union Unite, which represents workers throughout the community and voluntary sector, today said that members working for the … Continue reading

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Unite staff at Central Bank welcome confirmation that involvement in Israeli government bonds will end

Decision by central bank leadership follows workers registering their opposition to Central Bank role The Unite committee representing staff working in the Central Bank has issued a statement expressing “revulsion” at the position workers have been placed in through the … Continue reading

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