Iceland worker claims personal threats following strike plans
Jeanette Joyce alleges she was targeted for ‘harassment and bullying’ by businessman because she was a trade union shop steward
Independent Workers Union
Boss who suggested dog ate employee’s pay packet successfully defends unfair dismissal claim
School bus operator put pay packet through letter box
Ukrainians in Ireland: ‘My wife called me ... I could hear bombs’
Workers in Co Cork meat plant intend returning home to join fight against Russian forces
ESB Networks technicians to continue work-to-rule
No further strikes planned at present, and ESB says action is ‘unlawful’
ESB network technicians to stage 48-hour strike from Tuesday
Company says stoppage is ‘unnecessary’ and has had ‘limited’ impact
ESB technicians hold second 24-hour strike over outsourcing work
Company seeking damages from union and warns strikers of ‘financial implications’
ESB Networks says it has issued High Court proceedings against union
Firm seeking damages over industrial action by network technicians ahead of new stoppage
Union vs union vs management in ESB industrial dispute
Cantillon: Electricity company may be wary of dealing with IWU as new player on pitch
‘Business as usual’ despite strike by technicians – ESB Networks
Dispute is over lack of consultation on outsourcing, not over money, union says
ESB Networks intends to take legal action over dispute involving technicians
Members of IWU begin 24-hour strike over ‘outsourcing of members’ work to outside third parties’
Meat plant workers lodge over 400 complaints with WRC
Union blames meat factory outbreaks on ‘chronic mistreatment’ of workers
Overseas meat plant workers ‘cheated out of social security rights’
Problems aggravated by ‘unscrupulous practices’ of some agencies, Covid-19 committee told
Postal drivers set to leave trade union over internal restructuring
CWU tells drivers they would be leaving sole negotiating body for most of An Post staff
Nearly 4,000 in Cork to march against water charges
Protest numbers down from 15,000-20,000 last November
Free GP care for under-6s plan takes another blow as doctors vote for its postponement
National Association of General Practitioners says it has secured trade union negotiating licence through alliance with another union
Government urged to postpone extension free GP care to under-6s
NAGP to align with Independent Workers’ Union to gain access to negotiating licence
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