Irish workers 'short-changed' by unfair pay – Ictu

Ictu general secretary Owen Reidy: 'People don’t feel they can negotiate with their employers, or that their voice is valued at work.' File picture: Larry Cummins

Ictu general secretary Owen Reidy: 'People don’t feel they can negotiate with their employers, or that their voice is valued at work.' File picture: Larry Cummins

More than half of Irish workers believe they are not paid fairly for their skills and effort.

Women and young people are less likely to feel they have a voice in their workplace, a new report by the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (Ictu) says.

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