Clerical abuse – prosecutions needed
FOUR CATHOLIC Bishops have resigned in the wake of the Murphy Report into clerical sex abuse of children and the cover up of that
Hermitage attack pay and conditions
A generalised assault is underway against the pay and conditions of workers in the private health sector. In the likes of the Bon Secours
Public sector workers on the breadline
Ann Orr spoke to Laura who is married to a public sector worker who prior to the recent pay cuts earned €28,000 a year.
Water charges on the way back Boycott the Meter – Boycott the Charge!
THANKS TO the Green Party and Fianna Fail’s continued attempts to make ordinary workers pay for the economic crisis, domestic water charges are on
Joe Higgins MEP supports public sector workers
Joe Higgins MEP supports public service workers' industrial action to reverse savage wage cuts. However more determined action than "work to rule" will
First Minister steps down – Crisis, corruption, sectarianism
Although the crisis surrounding the ’sidestepped’ Northern Ireland First Minister, Peter Robinson, and his wife, Iris, has appeared to temporarily subside, the fact that
Haiti – 100,000 feared dead
Disaster has struck the impoverished people of Haiti once again; a powerful earthquake, early on 13 January, toppled buildings in the capital Port-au-Prince.
ICTU leaders fail – Strike action can reverse cuts
ICTU’S SO-CALLED "plan of action" to oppose the pay cuts imposed on public sector workers is vague and doesn’t outline a clear strategy as