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Event: The Cost of Living for Young Workers
 
The IMPACT young members’ group is open to all union members aged 35 or under, and seeks to highlight and promote issues of particular relevance to younger members of the union.
The IMPACT young members’ group is open to all union members aged 35 or under, and seeks to highlight and promote issues of particular relevance to younger members of the union.
IMPACT’s young members’ group will host an event focusing on the cost of living for young workers on Thursday 28th September. The event will take place from 1pm to 6pm, and is free of charge for IMPACT members.

The IMPACT young members’ group is open to all union members aged 35 or under, and seeks to highlight and promote issues of particular relevance to younger members of the union.

The spiralling costs of living in Ireland, including rents/mortgages, childcare, insurance costs and the cost of education, is a huge issue for young workers in Ireland today. This event hopes to highlight some of these issues, call for action, and develop an IMPACT young members’ campaign in this area.

Event programme:
  • 1pm: Inhouse Insights: What can unions offer to young people? – with past President of the Union of Students in Ireland Annie Hoey
  • 2pm: Cornmarket focus group on products and services for young IMPACT members
  • 3pm: The cost of living for young workers- Presentation from Dr. Aidan Regan, UCD 
  • 4pm: The cost of living for young workers- Cross-party debate with Noel Rock TD (Fine Gael), Lisa Chambers TD (Fianna Fáil), Donnchadh O’Laoghaire TD (Sinn Féin), Cllr. Rebecca Moynihan (Labour), Cllr. Gary Gannon (Social Democrats), Nadia Reeves Long (Young Greens)
  • 5pm: The cost of living for young workers- Facilitated roundtable discussion 

A light lunch and full dinner will also be provided to all attendees. For more information or to register please contact IMPACT lead organiser Joe O’Connor.
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