Our database of policy motions from ICTU conferences.

Good Jobs EMPLOYMENT BILL

Motion no
13
Conference welcomes the beginning of the legislative process in the NI Assembly for a the ‘Good Jobs’ NI Employment Bill. This far-reaching and comprehensive legislation will, when enacted, deliver the most progressive package of workers’ rights in decades...

Employment legislation

Motion no
14
Conference notes the general shift in trade unions towards organising, meaning both the strengthening of our existing structures and also the recruitment of new members in traditional and new sectors. Conference agrees that legislative changes are necessary in...

Abuse is not part of the job

Motion no
15
Conference notes the commitment from the new Westminster Government to introduce, in England and Wales, a specific offence of assaulting a retail worker. This follows on from the introduction of similar legislation in Scotland in August 2021. Although this is...

Pay Promptly!

Motion no
17
Freelance workers are usually paid by a variety of different employers, all with their own different payment systems and schedules. This can lead to workers encountering serious cash-flow issues as payments are too often far from prompt. Trade Unions are...

Gender Pay Gap

Motion no
20
Conference acknowledges that there is currently no requirement for firms in Northern Ireland to publish their gender pay gap. Conference agrees that legislation introduced in the Republic of Ireland compelling companies of a certain size to publish their...