Menopause and the Workplace | -
ICTU Office, 45-47 Donegall St., Belfast, BT1 2FG
Many women will experience menopause symptoms, which can be a real challenge and impact their day to day lives. This three-day course has been designed to...
Menopause and the Workplace
OCN Level 2 Accredited 3-day Course
Many women will experience menopause symptoms, which can be a real challenge and impact their day to day lives. This three-day course has been designed to create greater awareness of the menopause as a workplace issue. The course aims to:
MANAGING HARASSMENT AND BULLYING AT WORK - PROMOTING AN INCLUSIVE WORKPLACE
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Online via Zoom
Harassment and bullying at work continue to be an unpleasant fact of life for many employees. Employers can work to change this by putting in place policies and...
Excerpt from ICTU General Secretary Owen Reidy’s speech to NIC-ICTU BDC, 22/11/22
The NIC-ICTU BDC heard an important speech from the ICTU General Secretary Owen Reidy, which was reported by the Irish Times here and Press Association here and here. The comments on constitutional matters received some attention and for clarity, here is the video and a full transcription of this...
Cost of Education
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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...
Fighting for our health and social care services
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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 renewed cross-departmental strategy to tackle inequalities and ill-health
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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
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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
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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...
Discrimination Against Older People in Northern Ireland
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At present it is not illegal in Northern Ireland to discriminate against older people in the provision of goods, facilities and services, whereas such discrimination is illegal in England, Scotland and Wales. The Northern Ireland Assembly have been unable to...
