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Gaye Partridge (Chair, Unite Regional Women’s Committee), Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald and Unite Regional Secretary Susan Fitzgerald.

Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald launches Unite’s ‘Extreme Weather’ demands at Stormont

17 Jun, 2025
Yesterday in Stormont the Economy minister Caoimhe Archibald launched Unite’s ‘Extreme Weather’ survey results and policy demands, following a survey of over 1200 Unite members across Northern Ireland and their experiences delivering essential services during recent severe storms. The event heard...
Northern Ireland Stormont NI Assembly

Unions welcome progress towards a Good Jobs bill which helps workers and employers

28 Apr, 2025
Speaking after the announcement today by the Economy minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald, ICTU Assistant General Secretary Gerry Murphy commented The trade unions will welcome this latest development in the legislative process for a Good Jobs bill which will fully utilise Stormont’s devolved powers over...
ICTU Vice President Katie Morgan

International Women's Day 2025

07 Mar, 2025
To mark International Women's Day, Clare Moore and David Joyce share information and news about the state of gender equality in an uncertain world. The Women’s Committee of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions joins with unions around the world in marking International Women’s Day and stands in...
Policy cover page - The Good Employment Plan

Stormont hears detailed support of ‘Good Jobs’ Employment bill

26 Feb, 2025
Today at the NI Assembly, MLAs from the Economy Committee heard evidence from trade union leaders and experts on the anticipated Good Jobs Employment Bill. There were detailed questions from MLAS on all aspects of the legislation, following a presentation from ICTU Assistant General Secretary Gerry...

ICTU response to Good Jobs consultation

24 Feb, 2025
The ICTU response to the DfE consultation on Good Jobs Employment Rights Consultation. If you are opening this on a mobile device please be aware that the links will not be accessible when viewing. You will need to download a copy to your device to have full access to the document links

The Good Employment Plan: Contributing to a more prosperous and fairer society

01 Oct, 2024
More people are working in Northern Ireland than at any time in the past century. The debate about work has moved beyond a focus on quantity, to a recognition that we need to focus on quality. To enable this, our emerging economy must reflect not only the structure and best practice characteristics...

G Murphy AGS ICTU

Delay and confusion over support for Casement, our four city deals and the continuing uncertainty over the futures of Spirit and Harland & Wolff

16 Sep, 2024
Speaking after a briefing from trade unions on the weekend’s news, ICTU Assistant General Secretary Gerry Murphy said: The restoration of the NI Executive and Assembly, 7 months ago now, brought much needed stability and boosted confidence for everyone invested in our future as a functioning...
Northern Ireland Stormont NI Assembly

Unions welcome new UK government and urges prompt action on economy and rights.

08 Jul, 2024
The presence in Stormont this morning of the new Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and his ‘productive’ and ‘positive’ engagement with the Northern Ireland Executive parties is a sign of hope for local working people after 14 years of neglect and mismanagement by the vanquished Conservatives. Speaking...
Gerry Murphy

NIC-ICTU reaction to Stormont announcement today of employment law reforms

01 Jul, 2024
ICTU Assistant General Secretary Gerry Murphy said Trade unions in Northern Ireland welcome today’s announcement by the Economy Minister Conor Murphy that he is prepared to use Stormont’s devolved powers to deliver new employment legislation to update and improve the daily working lives of thousands...
Gerry Murphy

UK General Election Op-Ed - Gerry Murphy AGS ICTU

28 Jun, 2024
What would the unions in Northern Ireland ask of the incoming UK Government? At last, we are within the sight of the finishing line. This awful Tory government ought to be dispatched to the history books if the polls are correct and morality has any meaning. This warning for future historians in...

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