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O’Connor calls for unity in relation to Croke Park proposals
SIPTU President expresses regret at death of Hugo Chavez
SIPTU members in Bus Éireann vote overwhelmingly to reject LRC proposals
BCD Travel employees working with Kerry Group vote for strike action
SIPTU members meet management over planned closure of MSD plant in Wicklow
SIPTU national officers to take pay cuts in line with LRC proposals
Youth workers in Dublin begin campaign to defend jobs and services
“Communities First” Campaign to Defend Jobs and Services
Rally for X case legalisation
Old Darnley Lodge sit-in to end on Friday
Galway school bus drivers’ dispute settled
SIPTU representatives support Cork and Wexford members protesting outside pharmacies
SIPTU Joint Labour Committee Submission
Public service achieves the 3% jobs target for people with disabilities for the first time
MANDATE Trade Union
Revised Croke Park proposals huge challenge to trade union movement
Why is there a sudden need for an additional one billion cut in Irish public sector pay?
Minister Creighton quizzed on UK Sterling Competitive Devaluation and Need for Eurobonds
Social Inclusion Forum 2013
Right to Work and Michigan Labour
A Site of Struggle: Organised Labour and Domestic Worker Organising in Mozambique
New abusive measure against one of the Cuban Five
Labour Women
International Women's Day
Fuel Poverty Conference
SIPTU Solidarity with Cuba Forum
The James Plunkett Short Story Award
Larkin Credit Union
Supporting Quality Campaign
SIPTU Basic English Scheme
No Mum Should Be Alone on Mother's Day
Travel Insurance
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SIPTU President expresses regret at death of Hugo Chavez

SIPTU General President, Jack O’Connor, has expressed his deep regret at the tragic death of the Venezuelan president, Hugo Chavez.

“I want to express my deep regret at the death of Hugo Chavez whose passing is a tragedy for the Venezuelan people and the oppressed and downtrodden of Latin America and the wider world.”

“His vision of an egalitarian society for which he strove so earnestly offered a humane and radical alternative to the collapsing edifice of the neo-liberal project which has wreaked such havoc across the globe.

“His death from cancer at such a young age is a sad loss for all progressive people and movements that aspire to fairness and justice in society.”

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