#joinaunion — Public Fediverse posts
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@wwu Congratulations! Solidarity from here in Ireland. ✊🏼
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UP THE WORKERS.
"SIPTU votes for public sector strike action over pay"
https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0831/1589859-siptu-strike-action/
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"The average CEO of the US’s 100 largest, lowest-paying corporations earned 614 times more than their average worker last year, according to an analysis by the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS)."
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/27/ceo-worker-pay-ratio-us-analysis
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Now it seems that every other parcel Evri notifies us about is delayed!
I think Evri would resolve all their delivery problems in one fell swoop if they paid better wages to their staff.
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An Post pensioners have been scandalously betrayed by this government.
All promises and guarantees they were given have been broken.
This situation must be rectified.
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@hyperlinkyourheart Oh! Thank you for reminding me - I have to take a proper read through this amazing-sounding bike tour of worker history in San Francisco yesterday, thanks to @emma! ❤️🚲
https://orbital.horse/@emma/116868993879789036
#JoinAUnion #Rothar #BikeTooter #BikeTouring #History #LocalHistory #SanFrancisco
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@IndyMediaAus
Good work Michael West. BHP is an evil company.Just pay your workers when they are injured. Using Labour hire companies does don’t exempt you when workers are injured at work.
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And now I'm wondering how many multinationals are quietly supporting Starmer's "closer ties with the EU" so they can pay slavery-level wages here too.
"A social dumping disaster? EU’s ‘ 28th Regime’ plans could help corporations bypass member state rules"
https://corporateeurope.org/en/2025/09/social-dumping-disaster-eus-28th-regime
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For anyone interested, here's the keynote it came from. Interesting stuff, and a timely warning for the unwary.
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Pour l’instant, le bouquin liste beaucoup d’avancées obtenues par les différents syndicats au Royaume-Uni, et à chaque fois le paragraphe se termine par « It was abolished by Thatcher in 198x » 🥲
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Extract from Why you should be a trade unionist by Len McClueskey
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Tens of thousands of students, teachers and university staff filled the streets of Buenos Aires on Tuesday to protest Milei's plans to cut public education.
As an aside, teachers' strikes are becoming more regular and more popular *everywhere*, and they're always about reducing publicly-funded education, or poverty wages, or poor working conditions.
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Staff from Starbucks in South Carolina confronted bosses about pay and conditions last week.
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Meanwhile: UP THE WORKERS. ✊🏽
Solidarity with National Ambulance Service staff engaged in industrial action today.
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Solidarity with Covalen workers!
700 workers are set to lose their jobs (on top of 300 previous), with no redundancy from a company that made €26 million in profits last year...
This will become more and more common. Big tech employ people to train AI to replace their own jobs, and then tell them there's no job for them anymore.
We have to fight this disgraceful treatment of workers.
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If anyone who is involved with the United Wizards of the Coast wants to reach out and let me know how or if I can help in any way whether through public pressure or anything else, do let me know.
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"Unions to focus on cost-of-living supports on May Day"
Sorry, folks, but the money's gone: three-quarters of a billion euro of public monies, palmed off by the government to agri business interests, so workers and wider society in Ireland are fucked for the foreseeable.
Happy May Day. ✊🏼
https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2026/0501/1571151-unions-may-day/
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AI being used to cut workers' jobs, so that Meta can invest billions more in AI.
I had the pleasure of standing with these workers on their picket lines previously.
Support the workers!
#FightForYourRights #JoinAUnion
https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/04/27/government-intervention-sought-as-700-jobs-threatened-at-meta-contractor-covalen/
