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Have a heart for cardiac patients: Unite in the Community supporting Saturday demo
Demonstration part of ongoing campaign for 24/7 cardiac care in Waterford & South-East January 11th: Unite Community members in Waterford will be supporting demonstration being organised this coming Saturday (January 14th) to demand round-the-clock cardiac care for Waterford and the … Continue reading
Attempt by NAMA receiver to evict homeless from Apollo House reminiscent of worst excesses of Victorian-era landlordism
Unite Regional Secretary blasts NAMA receivers for ‘No Room at the Inn’ attitude Forcing homeless back onto streets in the heart of winter will result in more deaths amidst government inaction December 20th: Speaking ahead of the court case [tomorrow, … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigns, Press Releases, Republic of Ireland news, Solidarity
Tagged Apollo House, Dublin, Eviction, Homelessness, housing, Jimmy Kelly, NAMA
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Repeal the 8th: Unite Submission to Citizens’ Assembly focuses on low-income women, workplace issues
December 11th: Trade union Unite has made a submission to the Citizens’ Assembly urging a referendum to repeal the 8th Amendment and highlighting the issues facing low-income women seeking to access a termination. The union’s submission also looks at some … Continue reading
Posted in Press Releases, Republic of Ireland news, Uncategorized
Tagged Jimmy Kelly, RepealThe8th, Taryn Trainor., Unite ROI
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Northern Ireland Executive must deliver for Just-About-Managing Households
UK in-work poverty surges as average wages in Northern Ireland fall further behind those in UK or Republic of Ireland Draft Programme for Government fails to include indicators on raising pay, productivity or investment in the economy December 7th: Following … Continue reading
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council becomes third in Northern Ireland to become a Living Wage employer
Unite Regional Secretary, Jimmy Kelly, calls on other councils to follow-suit and lead fight against poverty pay Decision reflects growing confidence of trade union movement in council area Unite Regional Secretary Jimmy Kelly welcomed a commitment from Fermanagh and Omagh … Continue reading
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