Tag Archives: Brendan Ogle
COVID-19 and Your Rights as a Worker
Frequently Asked Questions The COVID-19 (Coronavirus) emergency is evolving rapidly and Unite will be updating our advice as dictated by circumstances. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions. What if I fall sick and/or need to self-isolate? If … Continue reading
Hate speech: Unite warns culture of apology risks co-opting victims to assist rehabilitation
Brendan Ogle says normalisation of hate speech a danger as by-election campaigns heat up Union calls on Fianna Fail and Fine Gael to disassociate themselves from Fingal and Wexford candidates November 21st: Unite, which represents members working in all sectors, … Continue reading
Increased Living Wage figure highlights poverty gap between low pay and high rents
July 3rd: Responding to today’s announcement that the 2019 Living Wage has been calculated as €12.30 per hour – a 40 cent increase – trade union Unite said the increased highlights what Senior Officer Brendan Ogle termed the “poverty gap” … Continue reading
Brendan Ogle: public housing central to resolving housing emergency
July 3rd: Moving Motion 36 at the ICTU Biennial Delegate Conference this afternoon, Unite Senior Officer Brendan Ogle said that the trade union movement – which represents 800,000 working people North and South – must campaign vigorously for measures to … Continue reading
Welcoming Dail vote on ‘Tip Theft’ bill, Unite urges Government not to impede legislation
Brendan Ogle pays tribute to determination of workers June 20th: Unite today welcomed the Dail vote in favour of the National Minimum Wage (Protection of Employee Tips) Bill 2017. The bill aims to tackle so-called ‘tip theft’ in the hospitality … Continue reading









