Our database of policy motions from ICTU conferences.

Economic Development

Motion no
4
This conference notes that high levels of unemployment, wage devaluation and wage cuts, regressive taxation, reactionary labour market policies, cuts in public sector employment and increasing rents have all contributed to increasing levels of poverty and...
Adopted

A Charter for Fair Banking

Motion no
5
Mindful of the unprecedented changes that have taken place in the banking sector since 2008which have not only included the major convulsions associated with the widespread restructuring of key institutions but also the substantial transformation in the...
Adopted

Peace, Progress and Equality

Motion no
6
Congress endorses the anti-austerity campaign waged by NIC-ICTU and our affiliates and commits the full support of Congress across the entire island of Ireland. In the deeply divided and unequal society that is Northern Ireland the stance taken by Congress to...
Adopted

Opposition to Austerity

Motion no
7
Conference acknowledges the importance of the increased opposition across many countries in Europe to the austerity programmes of national governments and the European Union as a significant and positive development which should be encouraged and supported by...
Adopted

Co-ordinated Industrial Action on Pay

Motion no
8
That this Congress believes that the UK Tory government's much-heralded recovery is a recovery only for the wealthy, as the 1,000 richest in the UK increased their wealth by £70 billion in the last year. This exposes the lie that there is less money around for...
Adopted

Stormont House Agreement

Motion no
9
Conference expresses its concern at a number of core elements of the Stormont House Agreement (SHA) which was agreed by the main political parties in Northern Ireland in December 2014. Conference recognises the need to strengthen the peace process and for this...
Adopted

1916 Centenary

Motion no
13
Conference respects the contrary perceptions of the 1916 Insurrection as between the different traditions on the island of Ireland. However, Conference deplores the abject failure to realise the egalitarian aspirations of the Proclamation in either of the...
Adopted