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SIPTU Dublin Fire Brigade members highlight staffing and ambulance shortages
Sep 22 2020, 18:34 SIPTU
SIPTU firefighters in the Dublin Fire Brigade (DFB) have highlighted continuing staffing and ambulance shortages which are seriously undermining the effectiveness of the vital frontline service.- Sisters of Charity workers continue campaign for a fair redundancy package SIPTU Sisters of Charity workers gathering today (Friday, 18th September) for a socially distanced protest outside St Monica’s Nursing Home in Dublin have said that their #PayUpSisters campaign will continue until a just and reasonable outcome is achieved.
- Sisters of Charity workers continue campaign for a fair redundancy package SIPTU Sisters of Charity workers gathering today (Friday, 18th September) for a socially distanced protest outside St Monica’s Nursing Home in Dublin have said that their #PayUpSisters campaign will continue until a just and reasonable outcome is achieved.
- SIPTU and meat processors agree safety protocol for workers in the industry SIPTU Representatives of SIPTU and Meat Industry Ireland (MII), an employers' umbrella grouping, have this afternoon (Friday, 18th September) agreed a wide-ranging safety protocol for workers in the meat processing industry which is aimed at suppressing Covid-19 infections at plants.
- SIPTU and meat processors agree safety protocol for workers in the industry SIPTU Representatives of SIPTU and Meat Industry Ireland (MII), an employers' umbrella grouping, have this afternoon (Friday, 18th September) agreed a wide-ranging safety protocol for workers in the meat processing industry which is aimed at suppressing Covid-19 infections at plants.
- SIPTU Construction members vote for strike action to protect pay rates in the sector SIPTU The members of the SIPTU Construction Sector have overwhelmingly voted for industrial action in the event that employers fail to pay a 2.7% increase due on the 1st October, 2020.
- SIPTU Construction members vote for strike action to protect pay rates in the sector SIPTU The members of the SIPTU Construction Sector have overwhelmingly voted for industrial action in the event that employers fail to pay a 2.7% increase due on the 1st October, 2020.
- SIPTU Construction members vote for strike action to protect pay rates in the sector SIPTU The members of the SIPTU Construction Sector have overwhelmingly voted for industrial action in the event that employers fail to pay a 2.7% increase due on the 1st October, 2020.
- SIPTU calls for largescale investment programme in new Progressive Fiscal Framework SIPTU SIPTU has launched a comprehensive fiscal policy that seeks to meet the challenges facing the economy and society from threats such as the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, Brexit and the climate crisis in a manner which will produce a more equitable country.