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They Are Bombing Gaza Again – Mobilise And Protest
People Before Profit calls for mass direct action and protests this Saturday after Israel resumed bombing Gaza following the end of a ceasefire. It urges expelling Israel's ambassador, boycotting Israeli products and stopping US use of Shannon as a transit base, and lists protest times and…
International affairs Original release: They Are Bombing Gaza Again – Mobilise And Protest
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Translink Workers Strike
People Before Profit stands in solidarity with Translink workers on strike, criticising a 0% pay offer and calling for longer, more coordinated strikes, with support for pickets and a defence of publicly owned transport.
Economy and employment Infrastructure and transport Original release: Translink Workers Strike
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Teacher Strikes Across The North
People Before Profit commends teachers for striking over pay and school funding, says their pay has fallen 25% in a decade, and urges coordinating education, nursing and transport strikes while blaming Tory budget cuts and Stormont's pay decisions.
Education Economy and employment Original release: Teacher Strikes Across The North
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Where Is Siptu?
People Before Profit says SIPTU, holding its conference in Galway, has become almost invisible and is not seen as actively standing up for workers' rights. It cites the conference's Palestine resolution, the absence of SIPTU at pro-Palestine marches, and a 3% public sector pay deal it calls a…
Economy and employment International affairs Original release: Where Is Siptu?
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BDS Scores A Win At O’Neills In Derry
People Before Profit Cllr Shaun Harkin welcomes the decision by O'Neill's in Derry to remove Puma products from its shelves over the brand's sponsorship of the Israeli Football Association, and urges other workers and companies to follow suit.
International affairs Original release: BDS Scores A Win At O’Neills In Derry
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Unions Reps In Translink Unite To Fight 0% Offer
People Before Profit says the three unions representing Translink bus and rail workers are united and will launch industrial action from 1 December in response to Translink’s 0% pay offer, citing past joint successes.
Economy and employment Infrastructure and transport Original release: Unions Reps In Translink Unite To Fight 0% Offer
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An Open Letter To The Membership Of Sinn Féin
People Before Profit, through TD Paul Murphy's open letter to Sinn Féin members, urges them to press the party to back sanctions on Israel, including expelling the Israeli ambassador, over the conflict in Gaza and to reverse its recent refusal to endorse such measures.
International affairs Original release: An Open Letter To The Membership Of Sinn Féin
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Activity
People Before Profit says Stormont leaders dined with US diplomats Joe Kennedy III and Jane Hartley without challenging US policy on Gaza, and calls on Irish politicians to press Washington for a ceasefire and to back expelling the Israeli ambassador.
International affairs Original release: Activity
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Derry-Strabane Council Votes To Officially Support Expelling The Israeli Ambassador
People Before Profit Councillor Shaun Harkin says Derry and Strabane Council passed his motion calling on the Irish and British governments to back an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the expulsion of Israeli ambassadors, with Independent and SDLP support.
International affairs Local government Original release: Derry-Strabane Council Votes To Officially Support Expelling The Israeli Ambassador
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Students Rising! – Join The Cost Of Living & Housing Protest 7Th October
People Before Profit calls on students to join a Cost of Living and Housing Coalition demonstration on Saturday 7 October at 1pm at Parnell Square, after a student march it says drew several hundred protesters with USI over fees and housing. It urges a radical, left-wing student movement.
Education Economy and employment Original release: Students Rising! – Join The Cost Of Living & Housing Protest 7Th October
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People Before Profit Holds Successful Conference
People Before Profit says its annual convention, attended by 400 delegates, called for a three percent mortgage cap, new rent controls and a major increase in social housing, and backed a cost of living demonstration on 7 October and a neutrality demonstration on 4 November.
Economy and employment Housing Original release: People Before Profit Holds Successful Conference
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Tens Of Thousands Strike
People Before Profit says today's one-day strike by NIPSA and Royal College of Midwives members, joined by Unison and Unite healthcare workers, created one of the largest days of coordinated action in the cost of living crisis. MLA Gerry Carroll calls for strikes to continue until proper pay rises…
Economy and employment Health Original release: Tens Of Thousands Strike
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North West Regional College On Strike
People Before Profit Cllr Shaun Harkin backs UCU strike action at North West Regional College, urging students and the public to join lecturers at the Strand Road gates on Monday. He says further education staff face pay cuts and heavier workloads, blaming underfunding and employers.
Education Economy and employment Original release: North West Regional College On Strike
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Victory To The Vista Therm Workers
People Before Profit says its delegation found Vista Therm strikers in good spirits at the Lurgan plant, outlines a planned visit to Nenagh to call on residents, and accuses management of union busting after four union members were sacked. It calls for a pay increase.
Economy and employment Original release: Victory To The Vista Therm Workers
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Press Release: Pulis – 45% Pay Hike For King Charles Grotesque Amid Hardship Crisis
People Before Profit Waterside representative Davina Pulis condemns the British government's plan to raise the sovereign grant to King Charles by 45% from 2025, calling it grotesque while families struggle and public services face cuts.
Public finance and taxation Economy and employment Original release: Press Release: Pulis – 45% Pay Hike For King Charles Grotesque Amid Hardship Crisis
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Harkin: Starmer Backsliding On Two-Child Policy Disproportionately Impacts Derry
PBP Cllr Shaun Harkin criticises Keir Starmer for refusing to commit to scrapping the two-child policy on benefits, arguing the policy disproportionately affects Derry and the North due to larger households with children.
Social security and welfare Economy and employment Original release: Harkin: Starmer Backsliding On Two-Child Policy Disproportionately Impacts Derry
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Harkin: The Tories Won’t Criminalise Palestine Solidarity
People Before Profit Councillor Shaun Harkin criticises Westminster's Economic Activity of Public Bodies Overseas Bill, which would bar councils and public bodies from implementing boycotts of Israel, and says Derry and Strabane Council will not be silenced on its BDS policy.
International affairs Local government Original release: Harkin: The Tories Won’t Criminalise Palestine Solidarity
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Harkin: Back Dfi Roads Service Workers Strikers
People Before Profit Cllr Shaun Harkin expresses solidarity with Department for Infrastructure Roads Service workers on strike again over pay, saying DfI officials cite Stormont's collapse as a reason they cannot act while implementing Tory-demanded cuts. He calls for decent pay to replace the…
Economy and employment Infrastructure and transport Original release: Harkin: Back Dfi Roads Service Workers Strikers
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2023: Socialism Is The Answer To A World In Crisis
People Before Profit's end-of-year statement argues that capitalism cannot solve inflation, climate change, reproductive rights, the war in Ukraine or Ireland's housing and hospital crises, and calls for Ireland's first left wing government.
Economy and employment International affairs Original release: 2023: Socialism Is The Answer To A World In Crisis
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The RCN Strike
People Before Profit publishes a transcript of an RCN strike-day interview at Ulster Hospital, where RCN representatives say nurses remain out of pay parity with England, Scotland and Wales, causing recruitment and retention problems and unsafe staffing.
Health Economy and employment Original release: The RCN Strike