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UCC staff eye strike support

Tyndall action may yet spread

SIPTU strikers call on UCC President to intervene in Tyndall National Institute dispute

Court ruling on UCC pickets

High Court to decide on viability of picket at UCC

Tyndall strike ‘will not affect exams’

Ruling on bid to picket UCC due

Tyndall workers on picket line seeking parity

UCC moves to prevent picket at college entrance in pay dispute

UCC students seek assurances amid Tyndall staff strike threat

06 May, 2015
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Governance and administration

Union calls on UCC to withdraw student letters claiming strike will affect exams

05 May, 2015
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Governance and administration

UCC to take legal action over dispute at Tyndall

Third Level Staff Remuneration – Tyndall Institute

01 May, 2015
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Ciarán Lynch, IFUT, Jan O'Sullivan, LRC, pay, public sector pay, SIPTU, Tyndall Institute, UCC
Governance and administration

Staff at Tyndall institute strike over pay

01 May, 2015
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Governance and administration

SIPTU members to strike at Tyndall National Institute in UCC

Strike notice at UCC follows five years of failed negotiations

Staff at Tyndall National Institute in Cork to strike next month

25 Apr, 2015
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Governance and administration

Exams won’t be disrupted by industrial action, UCC says

25 Apr, 2015
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Governance and administration

Education policy seeks to diminish status and morale of researchers

23 Mar, 2015
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Legal issues, Research

Tyndall Institute-led consortium secures €5.2m for circuit research

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