Mick Lynch of the RMT Trade Union in Britain has become somewhat of a celebrity over the summer due to his high profile battles with journalists from the state and corporate media who have been interviewing

There are many things that can be done in the longer-term to combat cost-of-living inflation, things that Éirígí has long campaigned for, such as the creation of a new system of Universal Public Housing and by

While it is unlikely that you will see much coverage about it in the Irish Times or Sunday Independent, unionised workers are successfully pursuing improvements in their pay and conditions.

Pat McDonagh is at it again. The Supermac’s boss has been the focus of justified criticism and Éirígí activism before, but he remains determined to keep up his anti-worker attacks. The theme of these

Unions in the community and voluntary Sector have combined to lodge a pay claim for all staff working in that sector. This sector covers a wide array of services that are state-funded but that usually exist to

The recent reports of shortages of truck drivers has highlighted the poor working conditions many in this industry face. The shortage of drivers has resulted in supply issues in Britain, but is also becoming a

The Restaurants Association of Ireland recently called for the Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) in the Twenty-Six Counties to be wound down sooner than planned February 2022. They claim that

Éirígí activists yesterday attended a “Our Community is Not for Sale”” protest at Leinster House. It was called to highlight and oppose the Twenty-Six county government’s issuing of tenders for state contracts

Éirígí Baile Ath Cliath activists today (April 9th) showed their support for the Debenhams workers with a banner drop outside of KPMG Ireland’s head office on Harcourt Street. The action came on the one year