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Over half of Irish workers feel underpaid, with women and youth most affected, prompting unions to demand higher wages and better protections.
A new survey by Ireland’s trade union body ICTU finds that over half of Irish workers feel underpaid, with women and young workers most likely to perceive pay as unfair.
Many report having little influence in workplace decisions, especially women and young employees.
The union calls for stronger collective bargaining rights, a €15.40 living wage, expanded sick pay, and better work-life balance, urging government action to improve job quality and align Ireland with European standards on fair pay and worker protections.
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Más de la mitad de los trabajadores irlandeses se sienten mal pagados, siendo las mujeres y los jóvenes los más afectados, lo que ha llevado a los sindicatos a exigir salarios más altos y mejores protecciones.