Retail workers seek new deal on pay and conditions post-pandemic
Campaign by retail and distribution workers says there can be no return to ‘old, failed model’
Taoiseach urged to help settle long-running Debenhams dispute
Mandate trade union marks 200 days on picket line by calling on Martin to intervene
Deal negotiated for extra €1m in redundancy payments for Debenhams staff
Funds to resolve dispute will be raised from sale of stock
Brown Thomas Arnotts agrees voluntary package deal with unions
Measures include five weeks gross pay per year of service for departing staff
Debenhams workers protest ahead of consultation closing on Monday
Garda took names and addresses of protesters, telling them they were breaching emergency restrictions
Dunnes Stores staff to get 10% Covid-19 payment, says union
Petition calling for the premium payment signed by over 3,000 workers, says Mandate
Mandate seeks talks with Tesco over future of Irish workers
Tesco planning to cut 9,000 roles in the UK, and union wants to discuss the possible impact on Irish staff
Thousands of Tesco jobs at risk as grocer looks to cut costs
Supermarket giant to scrap meat, fish and deli counters in store overhaul, reports say
Dunnes Stores workers to receive 3% pay increase
Mandate trade union says Dunnes staff have secured 18% salary hike in the last six years
PAYE workers ‘could lose out on benefit of tax cuts’
Withdrawal of automatic entitlements expected to hit employees across the workforce
Unions accuse Ikea of undermining workers’ rights in Republic
State one of three markets where anti-union conduct alleged
Lloyds Pharmacy offers voluntary severance scheme for staff
Employees opting to leave to receive 5 weeks pay per year of service, capped at €100,000
Three more strike days planned at Lloyd’s pharmacies over pay
Over 200 of the company’s mainly female staff will strike for three hours on Friday
One in five workers has abortion experience – union survey
80% of respondents say women’s health should be priority in reform of abortion law
Union ‘disappointed’ at lack of response from Tesco
Mandate proposed talks aimed at resolving dispute over changes to staff contracts
Talks to resolve Tesco strike end without agreement
Mandate members at eight more stores join action over changes to terms of employment
Talks to resolve Tesco strike agreed but escalation goes ahead
Mandate union calls more talks positive but says solution isn’t in Labour Court decision
Mandate seeks fresh talks with Tesco as strike continues
Retailer wants union to accept Labour Court recommendations on changes to pay
Tesco Ireland shows little love to its workforce
Mandate union has good reason for serving a Valentine’s Day strike notice on the retailer
Planned Tesco strike suspended to allow for new talks
Management defers plans to change terms and conditions of longer-serving staff
Unions should seek pay rises of up to 5% in 2016 - Ictu
Congress says unions should ‘give consideration’ to introduction of €11.50 living wage
Low Pay Commission splits over 50c minimum wage increase
Proposed increase does not address eight-year stagnation of minimum wage, says report
Dunnes Stores Gorey staff working ‘behind closed doors’
Branch closed on foot of injunction to prevent store continuing to use carpark door
Dunnes Stores staff to get 3 per cent pay increase
Union says retailer must also introduce secure, banded hour contracts
Dunnes workers planning major protest march in Dublin
Mandate shop stewards decide to defer further strike action at retailer for the moment
Dunnes Stores under mounting pressure to resolve dispute
Trade Unions: Strike biggest private sector industrial relations dispute in two decades
Flagship Dunnes Stores outlet in Cornelscourt almost deserted
Many shoppers persuaded by strikers to take their custom elsewhere
‘With just a minimum of 15 hours I can’t even get a loan for a car’
Staff on the Dunnes Stores picket line in Clonakilty, Co Cork are feeling frustrated
Dunnes strike on Holy Thursday will hit drink sales
Thousands of Mandate union members to go on strike
Polarised views on minimum wage even before new commission is launched
Employers rejects plans for raise as unions demand increase on €8.65 rate
Dunnes Stores claims right not to engage with trade unions
Members of Mandate to ballot for industrial action over Labour Court recommendations
B&Q workers go to court over bonus withdrawal
Case concerns company’s 2012 decision to remove summer and winter bonus payments
Wage demands to challenge recovery, warns LRC chief
Kieran Mulvey says too many employers “are in a rush to abandon defined benefit pension schemes”
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