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Progressive Alternative to the Universal Social Charge
ETUC says the EU should think long and hard before pushing Greece out
SIPTU members rally outside Clerys
Clerys workers support Dublin City Council decision to extend store’s protection
Statement by the National Executive Council of SIPTU on the proposed 'Lansdowne Road Agreement' on pay in the public service
Vote on the Lansdowne Road proposals
Shop stewards in the SIPTU Health Division discuss the Lansdowne Road proposals
Mother Jones Festival 2015
SIPTU meets with Danish Trade Union
Ryanair must respect workers’ rights following Danish Labour Court ruling
Migrant workers conference
Second World Live Performance Conference held in Liberty Hall
SIPTU members had warned of deficiencies in Kilkenny care unit
PALFEST Ireland
Supreme Court overturns High Court judgment in Mohammed Younis case
Public demonstration in support of Dunnes workers, Dublin, 6th June 2015
SIPTU members in Beckman Coulter agree new three-year pay deal
Call on Maynooth University to reverse decision to close swimming pool
Strike action at FDYS crèche and youth services in Wexford
International Justice Day for Cleaners and Security Officers
Storytelling for Palestine
Summer School on the Arts and Human Rights 2015
Workers Rights Centre
Europe must accommodate the will of the people
GLC - Fiscal Space for Social Protection: Options to Expand Social Investments in 187 Countries
Young Workers Network
Fairshop
Supporting Quality
SIPTU Members Home Insurance
The National Adult Literacy Agency
SIPTU Travel Insurance
Get up to 80% off* Car Insurance
taxback.com - 10% Discount
SIPTU Basic English Scheme
Larkin Credit Union
Fair Hotel
The Gresham Metropole Cork
Bloomfield House Hotel
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Strike action at FDYS crèche and youth services in Wexford

SIPTU members employed by Ferns Diocesan Youth Service (FDYS), Wexford Town, conducted strike action on Wednesday (17th June), in a dispute concerning a unilateral change by management to sick leave benefit and its refusal to engage with their union.
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