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Updated list of workplaces walking out and services affected on November 6th Day Of Action

category national | worker & community struggles and protests | news report author Friday October 30, 2009 14:07author by Paul Kinsella - Variousauthor email paulbkinsella at gmail dot comauthor address 53 Lorcan Grove, Santry, Dublin 9, Eire.author phone 00353-85-1478100 Report this post to the editors

This to be updated regularly by anyone reading this between now and next Friday, including on the day itself

I would like to start compiling a list of workplaces walking out, and services affected on the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) Day Of Action next Friday, November 6th. This list to be updated regularly by anyone reading this between now and next Friday, including on the day itself, as workers come out, and services are affected. The format below is subject to change, in conjunction with requests I may be making to the editors.

Format 1

Day: Friday, November 6th, 2009
Time: Action taking place: Affect on service/s
24.00 A
01.00 B
02.00 C
03.00 D
04.00 E
05.00 F
06.00 G
07.00 H
08.00 I
09.00 J
10.00 K
11.00 L
12.00 M
13.00 N
14.00 O
15.00 P
16.00 Q
17.00 R
18.00 S
19.00 T
20.00 U
21.00 V
22.00 W
23.00 X

Format 2

Workplace: Action taking place: Affect on service/s:
Aér Lingus
Aér Rianta
AIB
Airtricity
ALDI
Ambulance Service
An Post
Bank of Ireland
Bórd Gáis
Bórd ná Mona
Bulmers
Bus Eireánn
Cadburys
Centra
CIE
Civil Service
Colleges
Cork Airport Authority
Cork Port
Couriers
Dublin Airport Authority
Dublin Bus
Dublin Port
Dunnes Stores
Easons
Eircom
Enterprise Ireland
ESB
FAS
Fire Brigade
Forfás
Freight Companies and Lorry Drivers
Government Buildings
Guinness
Hospitals
Iarnród Eireann
LIDL
Local Authorities
METEOR
Musgraves
NIB
Non RTE Broadcasting
Non RTE Media
O2
Private Transport
RTE
Ryanair
Schools
Shannon Airport Authority
Superquinn
Super Valu
Taxis
Tayto
TESCO
TV3
Ulster Bank
Universities
VODAFONE
Waterford Glass
Waterford Port
3G
Anyone not mentioned above (Please specify the workplace/the action taking place, and the affect on service/s).

Many thanks,

Paul.

author by edufactorypublication date Fri Nov 06, 2009 08:46author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Members of UCD SIPTU education branch are walking out at 1pm, I think.

author by Workerpublication date Fri Nov 06, 2009 08:25author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Any news on how much Public Transport will be disrupted? A lot of people have been asking me this. I'm expecting solidarity action from Bus, Train, Taxi and LUAS Workers. The question is will it be total, or a bit more limited? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

author by Katypublication date Fri Nov 06, 2009 07:56author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Irish Federation of University Teachers has called on its members to take part in the day of action

author by stewdentpublication date Tue Nov 03, 2009 18:02author address author phone Report this post to the editors

What's the story with university lecturers?

We've heard nothing about them staying at home or walking out. Anyone got any info on this?

author by Postiepublication date Tue Nov 03, 2009 13:57author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I've just heard CPSU members in An Post will be finishing at lunchtime on Friday, as their Union has very strongly advised them in the strongest manner possible, without actually calling them out, to participate in Friday's Day Of Action. They will taking a 1/2 Day's Annual or Flexi Leave.

 
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