Tag Archives: collective bargaining
IAC Archaeology: Unite members to take industrial action
Members of Unite Archaeology set to “dig in for decency” June 11th: Unite, which represents commercial archaeologists in Ireland, today announced that members working for consultancy IAC Archaeology have voted to take industrial action on foot of the company’s refusal to … Continue reading →
Bargaining for Progress: presentations to seminar on collective bargaining
Unite held a seminar on collective bargaining – Bargaining for Progress – in Dublin on May 10th. Click here to download the presentation given by Congress General Secretary Patricia King. A presentation focused on the 2015 Industrial Relations (Amendment) Act … Continue reading →
Remarks delivered at Unite seminar on collective bargaining
May 10th: Giving the closing keynote at today’s seminar on collective bargaining organised by Unite the Union, Congress General Secretary Patricia King said: “There is a clear and direct causal link between low pay, deepening inequality and the absence of … Continue reading →
Victory for Extern workers as Labour Court recommends recognition of Unite
Union represents majority of staff working for social care provider Unite today (Thursday April 5th) hailed what it termed a ‘significant victory’ following the Labour Court’s recommendation that social care provider Extern recognise and engage with the union. Unite had … Continue reading →
Collective bargaining must be centrepiece of response to in-work poverty
Responding to SJI figures, Unite also highlights need to tackle precariousness, achieve Living Wage March 20th: Responding to figures published by Social Justice Ireland showing that the number of working poor in Ireland has continued to rise despite the economic … Continue reading →









