Workers' Forum at the Dáil with People Before Profit 8 September

People Before Profit are organising a Workers' Forum at the Dáil for workers to visit the Dáil on 8 September to help push for inflation beating pay increases after years of carrying the load for government parties. Cost of Living campaigners have organised a National Demonstration 19 September.

Workers' Forum at the Dáil with People Before Profit 8 September
Image from the Cost of Living march in 2025

Richard Boyd Barrett and Paul Murphy are organising a Workers' Forum at the Dáil assembling workers from campaigns around the country to which are looking to push for inflation beating pay increases after years of carrying the load for government parties. Cost of Living campaigners have organised action for 19 September.

Sign our petition with People Before Profit's four key demands is here.

It says People Before Profit are petitioning the Government and the Irish Congress of Trade Unions calling for urgent action on the cost of living.

We are calling for:

1. Workers’ action on the cost of living

Unions should prepare for workplace action if the Government refuses to act.

2. Price caps on essentials

The Government must introduce price caps on fuel, groceries, energy and other essentials. Workers and families cannot be left at the mercy of profiteers.

3. Pay rises above inflation

Unions should fight for above-inflation pay rises across the economy. The Government must offer inflation-beating pay increases in the next round of public sector pay talks.

4. Emergency supports now

The Government should introduce emergency energy credits and cost-of-disability payments to support workers, families and disabled people as costs spiral.

People Before Profit TDs is organising a Workers’ Forum on September 8th: a space for workers to share experiences, learn from each other, organise collectively and to bring their issues onto the national political agenda.

Fill in the form and tick the box saying you want to represent your workplace, industry or union at the Workers' Forum in the Dáil 8 September.