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President Higgins to lead State commemoration of 1913 Lockout
Ballot of members in Dublin Bus completed
Dublin Central TDs call on Minister to meet with community workers’ union
Catholic Church threatens injunction against former employee
Listen to Radio Liberty Online
Rally in support of Milne Foods workers
Treatment of staff by Sunday Business Post management condemned
Industrial action at Crowley’s Pharmacy in Mahon, Co. Cork
Education & Development Support Scheme
SIPTU members in G4S vote to accept restructuring proposals
Supporting Quality campaign marks a successful first year
SIPTU condemns the use of strike-breakers by Kells Credit Union
Misrepresentation of SIPTU position on free travel indicates wider agenda
BCD workers to protest at All Ireland Football Semi-Final
SIPTU members in Marks and Spencer vote for strike action
1913-2013: The Hundred Years War Over Union Recognition
Commemoration of 1913 Sligo Dock Strike
1913 Lockout Exhibition
Dún Laoghaire commemorates 1913
A Weekend of Conversations
The Risen People By James Plunkett - PEG Drama Production
Support workers in Ireland
Lockout determined future of Irish society
The social economy and trade unions
Finance under foot
The Gathering Charity Run
From Dark Rosaleen to Dark Cow – in Memory of Francis Ledwidge
The James Connolly Songs of Freedom Band
Fair Hotels
Larkin Credit Union
SIPTU Membership Services - Travel Insurance
SIPTU Basic English Scheme
VHI Affordable Plans
Fair Hotel
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Finance under foot

On Saturday, (17th August), members of the Young Workers’ Network (YWN) and supporters took a stroll around the Irish Financial Services Centre with historian Conor McCabe who outlined its prominent role in the economic crisis.

Among the over 25 people who attended the ‘Finance under foot’ walking tour was YWN member, Robert Purfield.

He said: “I found the tour very informative. Conor presented the facts in a very interesting and easy to follow way. What was truly shocking to find out was how companies can avoid tax and are blatantly able to manipulate the system to their benefit.

“The story of the IFSC serves as a stark warning about how we need to develop an economy which is stable and serves society rather than one purely based on making profits for international finance.”

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