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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
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Petition against the the EU/Colombian FTA
ITF briefs New York investors to highlight Chevron concerns
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Sugar Club Gig
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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
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ITF briefs New York investors to highlight Chevron concerns
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) held an investor briefing with United States Stock Exchange analysts in New York on Tuesday 27th May to explain why energy giant Chevron’s Gorgon project in north-western Australia is over-budget and delayed.
 
The ITF is working closely with its affiliate, the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA), as part of a global campaign to build awareness over delays and cost overruns on the project which was originally costed at USD37 billion but has now blown out to USD54 billion.
 
Local company management and business lobby groups have unfairly blamed the MUA for problems on the Gorgon project, as the union seeks to negotiate a new Enterprise Bargaining Agreement for maritime workers working in the offshore oil and gas sector.
 
A new report, released today offers a thorough analysis of the project's issues to date.

Download the report from http://www.nationalinterest.com.au.
 
Watch a video about Chevron mismanagement of the Gorgon project at http://youtu.be/OIKRVjxiYuA.
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