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Cost of Education

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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
Conference asserts that it is a fundamental principle of our public services that they are free at the point of use and, that educational experiences that promote opportunity and achievement should not be determined by an ability to pay.     Conference...

International Recruitment Charter

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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
Due to on-going significant workforce challenges in radiography and many other professions international recruitment is being utilised more frequently to plug the widening workforce gap and deal with increasing levels of vacancies. In the UK we are seeing...

Fighting for our health and social care services

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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
Conference remains deeply concerned that our health and social care system remains under-staffed and under-resourced, with privatisation of services continuing, and with wide health inequalities across society. This concern is now being exacerbated by the...

A New Maternity Strategy for Northern Ireland

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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
Conference, more than a decade has now passed since the Department of Health1 started a review that led to the publication of its Strategy for Maternity Care in Northern Ireland 2012-2018. That strategy helped deliver many improvements in maternity care across...

Hot food for healthcare workers

Motion no
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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
Conference notes that during the height of the pandemic, HSC staff morale was boosted by gestures of appreciation from the public, such as examples of hot food being brought to hospitals for staff working at night. Now, these examples serve as cold reminders...

A renewed cross-departmental strategy to tackle inequalities and ill-health

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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
Health inequalities including unfair and avoidable differences in health and access to healthcare across the population, and between different groups within society have long been an issue. The COVID pandemic and the current cost of living crisis have exposed...

Motion on access to abortion services

Motion no
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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
Conference applauds the women, civil society groups and trade unions who tirelessly campaigned to realise free, safe and legal abortion healthcare in Northern Ireland. Whilst trade unions welcomed the Abortion (Northern Ireland) Regulations which came into...

Covid recovery must continue to be monitored for equality 

Motion no
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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
Conference is aware that covid-19 is the biggest challenge that we have faced in decades.  Although we have all faced the challenge the impact has not been felt equally across society.    It is clear that the pandemic is exacerbating existing socio economic...

Protect the right to protest

Motion no
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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
Conference is concerned at the draconian use of COVID legislation as a repressive mechanism against citizens who attempted to exercise their democratic right to protest.     The Reclaim the Streets protesters in Belfast, the Sarah Everard protests in London...

NUJ - online hate speech and abuse

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Workers Demand Better - Biennial Delegate Conference
This online hate speech and abuse conference notes the high level of abuse on social media platforms. Much of that abuse is gender based. In Northern Ireland women journalists have been subjected to vile treatment. Sectarian, homophobic, and racist abuse is...

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