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Trade unions and right-wing populism in Ireland

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Auga, Michèle

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung - Bonn

2025

6 p.

populism ; trade union attitude ; trade union power

Ireland

Trade unionism

https://library.fes.de/pdf-files/bueros/irland/22325.pdf

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"Ireland's trade unions are largely gathered under a single confederation – The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU), comprising 43 unions representing over 700 000 workers island-wide. SIPTU, a general union, accounts for nearly one-third of this membership. Union density peaked at 62 percent in the 1980s but is now around 26 percent, with collective-bargaining coverage at 35 percent. Public administration, education, health, energy and water workers tend to be the most unionised, while hospitality, IT and low-skill manufacturing remain least organised..."

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