Next week sees end of Haddington hours
by Bernard Harbor
Additional working time introduced in the civil service in 2013 will no longer be worked with effect from next Friday (1st July), when thousands of civil servants will see their working time restored to pre-austerity levels.
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Pay talks: Unions await WRC move
by Bernard Harbor
Fórsa and other public service unions are expecting contact from the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) after Tánaiste Leo Varadkar told RTÉ that the Government was prepared to make an improved offer in pay talks.
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Passport office summertime blues
by Des Fagan
Despite what you hear in the media, it’s not all doom and gloom in the passport office services, where Fórsa members are dealing with 4,000 to 6,000 passport applications a day.
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Domestic violence supports urgently required
by Mehak Dugal
Fórsa has backed the growing calls for domestic violence leave legislation. The union’s national secretary Ashley Connolly said the Covid-19 pandemic had exposed the need for a better response to victims of domestic violence.
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Most union members are women
by Mehak Dugal
Union membership is becoming an increasingly female phenomenon, as there are now more women than men in trade unions. That’s according to the latest findings from the UCD Smurfit business school.
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