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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Siptu - The Untold Story

Nestle shuts baby milk factory in Ireland because of falling Chinese birth rate

Over 540 workers will be placed at risk of redundancy

The Independent UK

RTE's incoming Director General Kevin Bakhurst has a 'big job' ahead of him after positive meeting with unions

Mr Bakhurst met with unions today

Irish Mirror

Fiery Dail row as retained firefighters threaten mass resignations amid pay dispute

Retained firefighters will take part in an all-out strike starting next Tuesday if issues around working conditions and pay are not resolved.

Irish Mirror

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Union doubles down on call for urgent meeting with Stryker after second fire

A second fire led to a temporary evacuation of employees following on from a fire last week that left a man on life support

Irish Mirror

SIPTU Go-Ahead bus drivers to stage two-day strike over pay dispute

The drivers at the company's depot in Ballymount and Naas will stage work stoppages on March 1 and 8

Dublin Live

Liffey Valley staff stage city centre protest over 'unfair' parking charges

The new parking fees were equivalent to getting a 10 per cent cut in their pay, a SIPTU member said

Dublin Live

Paramedics at 'breaking point' amid demand surge as flu, Covid and other illnesses wreak havoc

The National Ambulance Service needs at least an extra 2,000 staff along with 120 new ambulances to meet the current demand

Irish Mirror

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SIPTU bus drivers from Go-Ahead to ballot for industrial action

"Due to the cost of living crisis our members have been left with no alternative but consider taking industrial action in order to protect their livelihoods and those of their families"

Dublin Live

Childcare providers welcome 'historic' wage increase deal

'After years of campaigning, we finally have our first pay deal'

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport security staff speak out on 'abuse' and payroll cyber-attack

An Airport Security Unit (ASU) officer who is also a member of SIPTU said that while he and his colleagues felt very sorry for passengers affected, security staff had also experienced a high level of abuse from passengers in the course of their duties

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