Solidarity with workers in Puerto Rico
Over the last number of weeks Puerto Rico has been engulfed by mass protests culminating in a general strike that saw the overthrow of
North: Civil servants strike back against poverty pay
by William Brooks – NIPSA Civil Service Executive (personal capacity) Following an overwhelming majority decision by ballot of its members, trade union NIPSA has
Union-busting at Tesco
By Robert Cosgrave Tesco, one of the largest private sector employers in Ireland, is continuing their campaign to undermine Mandate – the trade union
Democratic right to protest under attack
By Cathal Curran The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has released a report outlining “serious and urgent concerns” regarding the state’s attitude towards
Why nuclear power is not the answer to climate change
By Jess Spear The new HBO docudrama series Chernobyl debuted in May and quickly gathered a global following, becoming the top rated TV series
Dublin Postal Drivers: Fighting for right to be in union of choice
By Paul Murphy TD A branch of around 100 Dublin Postal Drivers is faced with the prospect of effective expulsion from the Independent Workers
A crucial battle: NASRA workers must not stand alone
By Katia Hancke On 19 July, ambulance workers across the country organised in Nasra, a branch of the PNA, are once again going on
Oppose water charges through the back door
By Conor Burke From 1 July, Irish Water is seeking to implement excessive-use water charges of up to €500 per year. This will come