Economy

Collective Bargaining

Motion no

Biennial Delegate Conference 2019

Conference notes that international organisations such as the IMF, the World Bank, and the OECD have, over recent years, begun to publicly acknowledge – often in contrast to their previous positions – the negative implications of widening inequality...

Adopted

Provision of Publicly-owned NHS Healthcare

Motion no

Biennial Delegate Conference 2019

That this conference reasserts its support for a wholly publicly-owned NHS providing locally- accessible healthcare to all, free at the point of delivery and funded adequately through general and progressive taxation – that is for an NHS based on its...

Adopted

Return of Devolved Government in Northern Ireland within an Equality and Human Rights Framework

Motion no

Biennial Delegate Conference 2019

Conference notes that at the time of writing, Northern Ireland has been without a devolved power-sharing Government for over 2 years. Conference believes that this represents a damning indictment of the failure of our elected politicians to genuinely share...

Adopted

Northern Ireland

Motion no

Biennial Delegate Conference 2019

Congress notes with increasing concern the confluence of events which are undermining the stability of society and the economy in Northern Ireland. Congress notes with severe regret the failure of policy makers to heed the advice of serious stakeholders over...

Adopted

ICTU Pledges for 2019 European Elections

08 May, 2019

What you should to be asking your European Election Candidates when they are on your doorstep looking for your vote!

Building a Just Transition: the Case of Bord Na Mona

02 May, 2019

Report exoloring how we might build a Just Transition in Ireland, using Bord na Mona as a model

Tom Healy: 'Without a plan we keep being overwhelmed by the latest crisis' - Irish Independent

As the Brexit debacle trundles on like a slow-motion car crash from a horror film, it seems impossible to imagine the future shape of Irish society. But it is precisely at times like these that we need to do just that. Otherwise, we will find ourselves perpetually overwhelmed by events or reacting...

Gender Pay Gap Information Bill 2019 - What does it all mean?

Earlier this week, the Government published the long awaited Gender Pay Gap Information Bill 2019. The Act will amend the Employment Equality Act 1998 to require regulations to be made that will require certain employers to publish information in relation to the gender pay gap in their organisations...

Dr Laura Bambrick opening statement to Oireachtas Committee on defined benefit pensions

Opening statement by Dr. Laura Bambrick, Social Policy Officer, Irish Congress of Trade Unions to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Employment Affairs and Social Protection, 11th April 2019. Chair, Deputies, Senators, On behalf of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions I would like to thank the Members...

The Implications of a No Deal Brexit

01 Mar, 2019

Congress looks at the possible consequences of a No Deal Brexit, North and South.

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Collective Bargaining

Provision of Publicly-owned NHS Healthcare

Return of Devolved Government in Northern Ireland within an Equality and Human Rights Framework

Northern Ireland

ICTU Pledges for 2019 European Elections

Building a Just Transition: the Case of Bord Na Mona

Tom Healy: 'Without a plan we keep being overwhelmed by the latest crisis' - Irish Independent

Gender Pay Gap Information Bill 2019 - What does it all mean?

Dr Laura Bambrick opening statement to Oireachtas Committee on defined benefit pensions

The Implications of a No Deal Brexit

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