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Cork - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 Socialist Youth Protest - Defend Rates of Pay!
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Monday July 20, 2009 22:20 by Liam Cullinane - Socialist Youth socialistyouthcork at gmail dot com
Protest against QSFA's attacks on pay and conditions The Quickservice Food Alliance (A group of fast food employers including McDonalds, Burger King and Supermacs), backed by IBEC, is launching a legal challenge to the Joint Labour Committees that determine rates of pay and wages in the service industry. If they succeed, then 170,000 low paid workers in the service sector will suffer huge pay cuts. This organisation has already succeeded in attacking young workers. Supermacs in Athlone admitted to breaking the 'Young Persons in Employment Act' where a 16 year old girl was made to work extremely long hours but were let off scot free, setting a dangerous precedent. qsfa_protest_poster_cork.pdf 0.26 Mb |