National meeting next week will mark the beginning of a new phase in the campaign to secure access to job evaluation for members working as administrative staff grades III and IV in Tusla. 

When physiotherapists in St. Vincent's University Hospital wanted to sort out two long-standing workplace policies that staff were not happy with, they didn't just talk about it, they organised. 

The union has run a comprehensive survey of Tusla members working in frontline services. 67% of respondents reported that they had personally experienced abusive or threatening behaviours in the workplace. 

A ballot of over 300 members working as dental nurses and dental hygienists, in both community settings and in hospitals, is taking place. Members are voting on new proposals to standardise annual leave.

Officers of the Public Services Committee (PSC) of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) met officials from the Department of Public Expenditure yesterday in a bid to address outstanding local bargaining issues under the now-expired public service agreement.

Library workers who faced intimidation, harassment and abuse during a coordinated campaign targeting public libraries have been nominated for the Emilio Gabaglio Award, an international trade union prize recognising outstanding solidarity-based action across Europe. 

The October event will create a space for participants to share experiences and best practices on mitigating psychosocial risks at work.