Sean McKeever

Moy Park feedmill workers have voted to strike over pay and holiday premiums.

Moy Park feed mill employees vote to strike over pay and holidays

Hovis workers who held all-out strike action at the company's factory on Apollo Road in south Belfast.

Hovis workers end 11 day strike after agreeing increased pay offer

Hovis workers hold strike action at the company factory on Apollo Road in south Belfast. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Hovis strikers: We are getting 10% less than GB colleagues

Workers at the south Belfast Hovis plant have voted to strike this week.

Strike action this week at Hovis could lead to NI bread shortages, says union

A government image showing a blue, discoloured crest on an infected bird, next to a normal crested bird on right

UFU ‘deep concern’ over bird flu spread in NI: Here’s what you must do

Safety measures have been put in place by Moy Park to protect workers during the coronavirus pandemic

Moy Park coronavirus outbreak: Union wants all workers to be tested

Moy Park confirmed that 'a very small number' of staff at its Ballymena plant had tested positive for coronavirus

Coronavirus outbreak at Moy Park factory in Ballymena

Moy Park Portadown (photo courtesy of Google)

Calls for Moy Park management to provide Covid-19 tests for employees

Moy Park's Dungannon factory

Moy Park defends safety measures following Covid-19 death of worker

Moy Park's Dungannon factory

Union demands Stormont action after meat processing worker dies

Moy Park factory, Dungannon.

NI meat factory worker dies after testing positive for COVID-19 - 'NI Executive...

Workers at NI factory stage mass walk out over safety conditions, says union

The Unite union

Union warns of possible new year bread supply disruption

Bronagh Duffin demonstrates her granny's soda bread recipe.

Presence of a past that can still be cherished savoured and enjoyed

Moy Park Portadown Photo courtesty of Google

Strike action ballot planned for 3,000 Moy Park workers

The Moy Park announcement is another unwelcome development for poultry farmers the UUFU has warned

UFU warns of business closures over Moy Park move

Even a temporary closureof a Moy Park chicken processing plant could have devastating consquences for the industry the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has warned.

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Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 3rd December 2018 A walk way opens in Belfast City Centre connecting the roads around Primark which gutted by a fire in August. Shops in the area, which have been closed since August, were also able to reopen. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Primark aftermath: Shoppers delighted at return of traditional route

Moy Park faces potentially damaging industrial action if agreement on pay levels cannot be agreed

Moy Park faces strike threat over conditions

Moy Park and Tayto must explain their failure says the union

Moy Park and Tayto must explain failing to pay workers legal minimum

Tayto-North

Eighty jobs could be lost at Tayto factory

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