<p>This week we’re joined by Conor McCabe (author and researcher) and Aaron Nolan (Communist Party and organiser of the James Connolly Festival) to discuss:</p>
<ul>
 <li>The history of International Workers Day</li>
 <li>Trade Unions and hope</li>
  <li>WRC not working for workers</li>
  <li>1990 industrial relations act</li>
  <li>The James Connolly Festival</li>
  <li>The Great Reopening - but maternity restrictions promises a ruse</li>
  <li>Majority want united Ireland, but won’t pay for it</li>
  <li>Unionist Ministers in a United Ireland</li>
  <li>Sinn Fein and data – their cookies are out to get you</li>
  <li>Ian Wright Racism case</li>
  <li>Supermacs refuse CCTV access in injury claims</li>
  <li>Covid policing powers</li>
  <li>Southeast university &amp; TUI vote ignored</li>
  <li>John Waters &amp; Gemma O’Doherty to pay legal costs</li>
  <li>Debenhams workers cost liquidation process €3m</li>
</ul>

55. Eoghan Harris, maternity restrictions & PUP cuts

Reviewing the weekly news and how those stories impact on workers.