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Ireland Dublin store worker penalised for union activity is awarded six months’ pay [Irish Times] 10-09-2024

Ireland Support MEBSCA workers strike! [BWI] 08-09-2024

Ireland Plumbers, fitters and welders take strike action [RTÉ] 06-09-2024

Ireland Increased pay rates for work permit holders could lead to inequality and racial tensions, minister told [Irish Times] 02-09-2024

Ireland Fiddler awarded €43,000 after WRC rules he had employment rights in 'gig economy' case [RTÉ] 30-08-2024

Ireland Plumbers, fitters and welders to strike next month [RTÉ] 26-08-2024

Ireland Galway public health nurse management to begin industrial action [INMO] 22-08-2024

Ireland Plumbers, fitters and welders set to strike at some large construction sites [RTÉ] 19-08-2024

Ireland Rise in national minimum wage from €12.70 to €13.50 an hour to be considered by Cabinet [Irish Times] 15-08-2024

Ireland Amazon union boss ‘will build links with Irish staff’ [Irish Independent] 14-08-2024


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Ireland Northern Ireland 'Detrimental effect' on children with autism as school strikes set to force more classroom closures, warns charity 2024-08-15 [BelfastLive]

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Immigration officials wrongly told foreign national he couldn't work 2024-08-15 [RTÉ]

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USA Record WRC award of over €550,000 to former Twitter senior executive 2024-08-14 [RTÉ]

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TikTok staff member's work from home case dismissed by WRC 2024-08-08 [RTÉ]

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Ireland Northern Ireland NUJ says those intimidating journalists should be prosecuted 2024-08-06 [NUJ]

Ireland Northern Ireland NUJ says those intimidating journalists should be prosecuted 2024-08-06 [NUJ]

Government needs to explain auto-enrolment to workers, says industry expert§ 2024-08-06 [Irish Times]

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This month in labour history


3-09-1913 Thousands attend the funeral of James Nolan, murdered by police, while hundreds of Dublin employers agree not to employ union members. [more]

7-09-1913 James Connolly begins a hunger-strike in protest at his imprisonment during the Dublin Lockout, he was released as a result. [more]

12-09-1913 Birth of Eugene Downing, Irish Communist who fought with the International Brigades in Spain. [more]

13-09-1913 James Connolly is released from prison after a four-day hunger strike during the Dublin Lockout. [more]

18-09-1903 James Connolly emigrates to America, where he will become an organiser for the Industrial Workers of the World before returning to Ireland in 1910. [more]

27-09-1913 The SS Hare sails into Dublin with food supplies for the locked-out workers. It flies the colours of the National Transport Workers Federation. [more]