In this issue:
Latest statement from Paris Bakery Workers
Paris Bakery workers call for action not words from Minister Bruton
SIPTU to seek meeting with Bausch and Lomb over proposed job cuts
Official naming of Rosie Hackett Bridge
New job creation figures show need for stimulus and investment
SIPTU members in Irish Rail vote to reject Labour Court recommendation
Education & Development Support Scheme
Donkey sanctuary workers disgusted at treatment by management
SIPTU College Waterford Course linking with Traveller Community Health Project
Cuban Five Commission film, 'Justice in London'
2014 Donal Nevin Lecture focuses on investment-driven growth, job creation
Jimmy's Hall
Public Interview with Jimmy's Hall film director Ken Loach
Petition against the the EU/Colombian FTA
ITF briefs New York investors to highlight Chevron concerns
Join the fight against low pay at Autogrill Germany
Sugar Club Gig
Fairshop
Government must reaffirm its commitment to manufacturing sector
A new State Development Bank is welcome
Global Labour Column - Lessons learned for a European minimum wage campaign
Young Workers Network
SIPTU Basic English Scheme
Supporting Quality campaign
10% discount for SIPTU members from Taxback.com
Larkin Credit Union
Family annual travel insurance reduced to €55.54
Bloomfield House Hotel
Fair Hotels
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Join the fight against low pay at Autogrill Germany
Workers at 5 Autogrill service station outlets have been taking indefinite strike action for better pay since 16 April.The Company is currently paying new employees €7.00 per hour in east Germany and €8.00 in west Germany. Click here to send a message to Autogrill, demanding the company concludes a fair collective agreement with its workforce in Germany.

The Autogrill Group with its head office in Milan, Italy, has approximately 75,000 employees. This giant TNC is not prepared to conclude a collective agreement with IUF affiliate the NGG, that provides for wages above €8.50 per hour, the future minimum wage in Germany.
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