Add to ORKGThis chapter describes the features and fortunes of the Irish union movement over the last thirty years, highlighting the issues it faced and the strategic responses it adopted. Whereas the collapse of social partnership agreements and the unilateral imposition of wage cuts after the financial crisis put unions very much on the defensive, it would be wrong to write off the Irish union movement.European Commission Horizon 2020European Research CouncilEmbargo until published - ACCheck for published version - AC --https://www.etui.org/listing/publicatio
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This research is concerned with the impact that the Irish economic crash had on the communication st...
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With its fiscal, competitiveness and banking crisis, Ireland is among the most severely affected cou...
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Political leaders and the public in Ireland broadly welcomed the establishment of NextGenerationEU a...
This paper examines the response of the Irish government to the Eurozone fiscal crisis. This paper d...
The crisis has had major consequences for public service employment relations in the liberal market ...
International audienceThis book examines how Ireland’s relationship with the European Union was affe...
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Published online: 08 June 2017The 2008 financial crisis hit few places harder than the Euro peripher...
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