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SIPTU: Solidarity not Social Partnership
national |
worker & community struggles and protests |
opinion/analysis
Tuesday October 04, 2005 11:47 by seedot
Why SIPTU should say no to another Partnership deal As the SIPTU biennial delegate conference takes place, Des Derwin analyses the current state of partnership The current version of Social Partnership has, since it's inception in 1987, been opposed by many in the Trade Union movement. SIPTU has consistently had around 1/3 opposed despite being seen as the majotr proponent of this approach to industrial relations. Before every set of negotiations the trade union movement makes noises about pulling out of partnership and returning to local bargaining - but this year the stances seem stronger and have come earlier driven in part by the Irish Ferries dispute. Pamphlet from Des Derwin 0.17 Mb |
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