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Haldane-Fisher workers in Newry set to commence all out strike
Strike follows overwhelming rejection of inadequate pay offer by workforce at company’s supply store Members of Unite employed by Haldane-Fisher at its Newry-based central supply store are to commence all-out strike action from Wednesday June 10. The strike results from … Continue reading
Ambulance dispute: Labour Court proposals offer pathway forward
Unite, which represents ambulance workers throughout Ireland, has said that proposals issued yesterday (Thursday) by the Labour Court offer a pathway towards resolving the long-running dispute which saw workers take industrial action last month. The dispute had centred on the … Continue reading
Unite secures further recognition agreement at Seagate Technologies
Negotiations have commenced on next year’s pay deal Unite has concluded a third workforce recognition agreement with Seagate. The Derry/L’Derry based manufacturer is a global leader in mass data storage and employs approximately 1,400 workers in Northern Ireland. The latest … Continue reading
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Northern Ireland health department flip-flopping on childminding ratios risks child safety, Unite
97 percent of registered child minders say change of date for new ratios will place more children in an unsafe, unregulated and illegal environments After years of campaigning, Registered Child Minders (RCMs) in Unite have won an increase to childminding … Continue reading
Ambulance dispute: Unite warns workers will return to picket lines in absence of meaningful progress
Unite, which represents members working for the National Ambulance Service (NAS), warned today (Sunday) that workers will return to the picket lines if meaningful progress is not made in Labour Court talks due to reconvene tomorrow. Last week Unite and … Continue reading
