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GSG 12-25 Recruitment of CWU National Officers
The National Executive Council has decided to recruit two National Officers to the following positions operating in the following sectors: Postal/Courier (1) E-Comms (1) The CWU is a dynamic and influential trade union representing members in the postal/courier, telecoms, tech, contact centre and retail sectors. We are … Continued
GSP 06-25 NEC Decision – Clerical Branch Restructure
You will be aware from GS circular 04/25, issued on the 6th March 2025, regarding the implementation of the revised Branch structures, as agreed by the National Executive Council. The agreed changes emerged following a detailed and extensive consultation process, including a survey of our Clerical members, which commenced in February 2022. Overview The objective … Continued
GSG 11-25 Respect At Work Petition
Workers in Ireland endure the weakest trade union rights in Europe, having no legal right to access or be represented by a union in the workplace. Invariably, many employers take advantage of this, leaving workers and their representatives vulnerable and exposed to unfair treatment. With your support the Respect at Work campaign has made progress … Continued
GSG 10-25 CATU – All Island Demonstration Housing
The housing crisis continues to deepen across Ireland and in response, the relaunch of the Raise the Roof coalition took place in June to tackle the housing crisis. I was pleased to see the turnout from CWU members at such short notice for the march and the return of housing protests to our streets is … Continued