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Gender pay gap at State’s biggest union Siptu widens to almost 14pc
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Gender pay gap at State’s biggest union Siptu widens to almost 14pc [The Irish Independent] 29-11-2025
Trade unions and Government must build on EU's wage directive for a better future for workers [The Irish Examiner] 19-11-2025
Transport workers survey reports increased antisocial behaviour [SIPTU] 10-11-2025
SIPTU members in Carroll's Cuisine to take strike action [RTE] 08-11-2025
Fórsa Youth and TCDSU/AMLCT Joint Conference Held in Arts Block [The University Times] 06-09-2025
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This month in labour history
6-11-1913 The military are on standby as hundreds of strikebreakers are shipped into the Port of Dublin. [more]
12-11-1913 James Connolly calls all ITGWU dockers in Dublin out on strike. Larkin, released from prison the following day, disagreess with the move, wanting to keep the dockers as a final reserve. [more]
13-11-1913 Irish syndicalist union leader Jim Larkin is released from prison during the bitter Dublin Lock-out [more]
19-11-1913 The battlelines harden in the Dublin Lockout as James Connolly tells a meeting that ‘any man who means in future to become a member of the Transport Workers Union must be prepared to enrol himself in the Citizen Army.' [more]
28-11-1913 Seafarers Union leader Havelock Wilson negotiates a return to work for his Dublin members, without consulting the ITGWU/ [more]
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