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The magazine for Issue No7 Fórsa members Summer-Autumn 2019 In this issue Working time Civil Service gender balance Climate challenge EPSU Congress Conference news & pics Podium pride The gig economy Sligo branch podcast Limerick Palestine exhibition New Galway office opens Pension auto-enrolment Plus all the latest union news with food, music, travel and competitions Working together Taking care of business forsa.ie President’s foreword You can’t Summer-Autumn 2019 Working together beat quality Taking care of business THIS UNION is blessed with quality activists. I meet them everywhere I’ve gone on union business this year. I had the pleasure of attending all six divisional conferences Fórsa is produced by Fórsa trade union's communications unit and is in April and May and thoroughly enjoyed meeting so many great activists and to edited by Niall Shanahan. Deputy witness such good debates. editor Róisín McKane. Carrickmacross, Sligo and Kilkenny all provided a great welcome to delegates. Well Front cover: Cathaoirleach Niall done to the host branches for their brilliant preparations. McGuirk speaks to Fórsa’s Head of Civil Service Derek Mullen at Elsewhere, the union’s More Power To You and School Secretary campaigns saw lots the Civil Service Division Conference 2019 in Kilkenny. of members out attending meetings and engaging with local representatives and See more photos from the their communities, inspiring stuff. divisional conference season on pages 16-21. Dylan Vaughan, In June I was delighted to take part as a delegate as we welcomed the European Dylan Vaughan Photography. Federation of Public Service Unions (EPSU) to Dublin for its 10th Congress. Our delegation, led by Senior General Secretary Kevin Callinan, really reflected the diverse membership of our union and well done to all the Fórsa team for their crucial role in making it all run very smoothly. Contact Fórsa at: Elsewhere, we’ve had two meetings of the Women's Network and the first Disability Nerney's Court, Dublin 01 R2C5. Network meeting, since our April launch, took place in June. The Equality Network Phone: 01-817-1500. www.forsa.ie has been working hard and plans for an event for Travellers rights, race equality and an LGBT+ event are now in the pipeline. Designed by: N. O'Brien Design & Print I was delighted to see the Galway office officially opened in June, and we marked the Management Ltd. event by holding our national executive meeting in the new premises. The new Phone: 01-864-1920 Email: [email protected] offices will be a fantastic resource for union members in the west, and it’s great to see another big piece of Fórsa work completed. Printed by Boylan Print Group. Advertising sales: Meanwhile, back on the east coast, I was writing this message as we began Fórsa’s Niki O’Brien. second branch campaigning summer school. After a busy conference and Phone: 01-864-1920. campaigning season, it was a wonderful opportunity to learn something new and to share ideas with the branch campaign officers. Unless otherwise stated, the views contained in this magazine As we reach the halfway point in the year, I like to reflect on all the hard work being do not necessarily reflect the done throughout the country by our member activists. I’m fortunate to get to see a policy of Fórsa trade union. lot of that work up close, and the quality of our activists is always a source of inspiration to me. Our union is in good hands. This magazine is printed on environmentally friendly paper, Now that we’ve finally arrived into the summertime most of you will be taking time certified by the European Eco out to savour some downtime. Enjoy the well-deserved break! Label. This magazine is 100% recyclable. This publication supports the work of the Press Council of Ireland and the Office of the Press Ombudsman, and our staff operate within the Code of Practice. You can obtain a copy of the Code, or contact the Council, at www.presscouncil.ie, PH: (01) 6489130, Lo-call 1890 208 080 Ann McGee, Fórsa President or email: [email protected] June 2019 All suppliers to this magazine recognise ICTU-affiliated trade unions. The magazine for Fórsa members 1 In this issue Editorial Pause: take Summer-Autumn 2019 WORKING TOGETHER: Taking care of business Niall Shanahan. on the future Going for gold UNION NEWS............................................................................................................................4 WE MIGHT all be living in a noisy, set out the challenges facing the trade It was great fun to visit the Sligo branch Snapshots from the conference season news desk fractious and hurried world, but it’s union movement in the face of a rapidly recently and take part in their new always worth taking a moment to stop, developing climate crisis. Senior podcast series, Stronger Together. HOURS AND HOURS ..........................................................................................................10 breathe, look around and try to stay in General Secretary Designate Kevin Rodrigo and Irene have embraced the BERNARD HARBOR reports on the push for reduced working time the moment. In a way, we hope this Callinan further emphasised that technology to find new ways to engage publication gives Fórsa members the climate change is the biggest challenge with members. PODIUM PRIDE......................................................................................................................12 opportunity to do exactly that, even if facing Ireland’s public services. Bernard Philippa Ryder on Sporting Pride and winning for Ireland only for a moment. Harbor digs deeper on what is probably Technology, meanwhile, is being utilised 12 to facilitate new forms of work and After a full and busy divisional humanity’s greatest challenge in this service delivery. But is this shiny new CLIMATE CHALLENGE........................................................................................................14 conference season, Fórsa activists and edition. thing merely old fashioned exploitation Can we turn words into meaningful action? asks BERNARD HARBOR staff got stuck in to the 10th EPSU Climate challenge Michael D was similarly up-front and in new clothes? Ashley Connolly had a Congress, which took place in Dublin’s honest about how much work remains to stark warning at our Services and IN PICTURES: UNDER WESTERN SKIES ......................................................................18 RDS in June. Our European guests be done to achieve true workplace seemed to have had a great time. I think Enterprises conference in May, while NIALL SHANAHAN reports on the opening of the new Galway office gender equality, a challenge he said the gauntlet thrown down by Michael D Aingeala Flannery reveals the realities won’t be met until a balance is struck of the gig economy from within. Higgins in his opening speech to within the trade union movement itself. BEARING WITNESS ............................................................................................................20 conference definitely stirred their Hazel Gavigan takes a look at recently- We hope that you find plenty to chew on Hugh Malala’s extraordinary Palestine photos are on display in Limerick senses. revealed civil service figures that in this edition, but we hope too that Aside from his well-publicised swipe at illustrate the scale of the challenge on there’s time for reflection as the summer 14 STIKING A BALANCE ..........................................................................................................22 US President Donald Trump, Michael D that sector. passes, pleasant and slow n HAZEL GAVIGAN examines the gender divide in the Civil Service New Galway office WE OWN IT..............................................................................................................................24 Cat Hobbs loves public services. So she mounted a campaign to save them HIGH TECH SWEATSHOPS................................................................................................26 The gig economy could just be old fashioned exploitation in new garb THE SLIGO NETWORK........................................................................................................28 18 The Sligo branch continue innovating with branch communications ART ON COMMON GROUND ............................................................................................30 Limerick exhibit NIALL SHANAHAN meets the team bringing artists and communities together PENSION AUTO-ENROLMENT ........................................................................................34 Most workers don’t have a pension. LAURA BAMBRICK explores a solution JUST PAY ME ALREADY: THE UNTOLD STORY ..........................................................36 AINGEALA FLANNERY on why the media was slow to tackle precarious work 20 A PLACE AT THE TABLE......................................................................................................38 DANIEL DEVERY on the joys of dinner table equality Sligo podcast MUSICAL GENIUS................................................................................................................40 The thorny question of the real genius in your favourite band PACK YOUR BAGS................................................................................................................42 Ace travel tips with UNA-MINH KAVANAGH WIN WIN WIN ............................................................................................................................47 28 Crossword, competitions
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