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Royal Mail Strike Belfast: Picket Interviews Pt. 4
People Before Profit says the second 48‑hour Royal Mail strike in East Belfast highlights falling workplace standards, poor landlord practices and the push to privatise the service, and calls on members to share stories, organise solidarity actions and support the strikers.
Economy and employment Original release: Royal Mail Strike Belfast: Picket Interviews Pt. 4
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The UCU Strikes
People Before Profit interviewed UCU Rep Aisling O’Beirn, who said the Ulster University strike is driven by staff casualisation, soaring workloads, burnout and a 35% cut to future pension benefits, arguing that poor working conditions harm students’ learning.
Education Economy and employment Original release: The UCU Strikes
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Royal Mail Strike Belfast: Picket Interviews Pt. 3
People Before Profit says it fully supports Royal Mail workers on the Belfast picket, condemns CEO Simon Thompson and backs the ongoing strike that continues into December.
Economy and employment Original release: Royal Mail Strike Belfast: Picket Interviews Pt. 3
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Do It The French Way
People Before Profit says the French workers’ protests – 70,000 marching for a 10% pay rise and fuel‑station shortages – show how to fight inflation and calls for Irish unions to adopt the same approach to secure higher wages.
Economy and employment Original release: Do It The French Way
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999 Operators On Strike In Portadown
People Before Profit says CWU strike action by BT Openreach workers has expanded to include 999 operators at the Portadown telephone exchange, which handles inbound emergency calls across the UK. It describes pickets, a 10-13% pay demand and calls for real negotiations with BT.
Economy and employment Original release: 999 Operators On Strike In Portadown
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Gerry Carroll MLA On The News That Catholics Outnumber Protestants In The North
People Before Profit MLA Gerry Carroll responds to reports that Catholics now outnumber Protestants in the North, calling it a historical milestone but arguing it will not by itself bring substantive change. He calls for a united Ireland built on socialist, working-class foundations.
Constitutional affairs Economy and employment Original release: Gerry Carroll MLA On The News That Catholics Outnumber Protestants In The North
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£2000 Pay Cut Will Be Catastrophic For Derry Workers
People Before Profit Cllr Shaun Harkin says a PwC report projecting an average £2000 income decline for workers across the North in 2022 is catastrophic for Derry households. He calls for trade union action and cost of living protests to force government action on prices and pay.
Economy and employment Original release: £2000 Pay Cut Will Be Catastrophic For Derry Workers
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Royal Mail Strike Belfast: Picket Interviews Pt. 1
People Before Profit reports on Royal Mail postal workers striking across Northern Ireland over a 2% imposed pay rise, drawing on interviews with CWU strikers at Belfast picket sites. It urges the public to support the next strike days and a rally.
Economy and employment Original release: Royal Mail Strike Belfast: Picket Interviews Pt. 1
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Royal Mail Strike Belfast: Picket Interviews Pt. 2
People Before Profit reports on picket interviews at three Royal Mail sites in Belfast, with workers describing management bribe offers, agency staff use and a two-tier workforce. It urges public support for a city centre rally on 31 August and the strike days that follow.
Economy and employment Original release: Royal Mail Strike Belfast: Picket Interviews Pt. 2