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Fair Employment and Nepotism

Motion no

Biennial Delegate Conference 2019

Congress asserts that nepotism is still a problem across the public sector in Northern Ireland but particularly in Education. Congress believes that in too many schools, teachers and support staff are not appointed solely on merit but on a ‘who you know’ basis...

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

Survey of education workers reveals scale of violence inside schools

20 Mar, 2019

The NIC-ICTU Education Trade Union Group today (Thursday 21 March 2019) release the findings of a major survey of teachers and support staff from nine* education unions affiliated to the ICTU. This survey was carried out by the nine trade unions in October 2018 in response to concerns raised by...

Migrant Workers rights BULGARIAN

11 Dec, 2018

Migrant Workers rights ROMANIAN

11 Dec, 2018

Migrant Workers rights POLISH

11 Dec, 2018

Migrant Workers rights ENGLISH

11 Dec, 2018

Trade union leaders across Ireland back bombardier workers are 490 redundancies imposed

21 Nov, 2018

A meeting of the trade union leaders from both sides of the Irish border reacted with dismay at the announcement by Bombardier that 490 of its highly skilled Belfast workforce are to be made redundant. The monthly meeting of the ICTU Executive happened to be held in Belfast as news of the corporate...

Public Services in Crisis

Motion no

Northern Ireland Committee Biennial Delegate Conference 2018

Conference our public services are in crisis. The basic economic reason for this, if we look at spending alone makes clear the reason why. In terms of day to day spending since 2010 we have endured an 8% reduction in spending. While the consequences of this...

Adopted

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Fair Employment and Nepotism

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

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Survey of education workers reveals scale of violence inside schools

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Trade union leaders across Ireland back bombardier workers are 490 redundancies imposed

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