Ireland

A wildcat strike of bus workers brought transport to a standstill across the west of Ireland today (Friday 4th April).

Strike action continues in Ireland, as airport workers threaten a national strike in India.

Air traffic controllers in Ireland have voted 99% in favour of industrial action in a continued dispute over staffing.

Air traffic controllers at Shannon Airport were on wildcat strike for two hours this evening as part of a long running dispute.

In December 2007, a trade-union called “Krajowa Federacja Pracownikow (KFP)” (Worker’s Federation) was formed in Lionbridge Poland, a subsidiary of Lionbridge Technologies, a US-based multinational with subsidiaries all over the world.

Thirty two flights were delayed at Dublin airport last night due to an unofficial overtime ban by air traffic controllers.

With only three shopping weeks left in the Christmas shopping season, employees at 31 Argos brances in Ireland abandoned their tills and making…

Airline Aer Lingus faces chaos next Tuesday and Friday as ground staff embark on a series of disruptive work stoppages at all three of the…

Staff at the country’s largest local authority office face the prospect of foraging for their own food today, as their caterers are due to go on…

This report was written for the International of Anarchist Federations in March 2007. A Spanish language version is here.

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This article was originally carried in issue 60 of Organise!, journal of the Anarchist Federation…