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focused on increasing awareness towards tackling problems of pay and pension. They encouraged participation in recognising these changes by recruiting new members and establishing a standard for nursing and midwifery practice through educational initiatives. They were originally known as the âIrish
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Midwife Organisation faced many challenges. Ireland remained neutral throughout World War II, but experienced shortages in commodities such as tea, flour and fuel. Shortages and tighter restrictions made it hard for nurses to travel to and from work and increased the
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Midwife Organisation called a strike as a dispute over pay conditions. The members of the organisation withdrew all non essential services for twenty four hours. The aim of this strike was to ask for a twelve percent increase to pay across the board. This
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per case for midwives and encouraged midwives to not accept any lower than this. Another step taken to improve workplace standards included publishing the names of the local INU members in the press in an attempt to encourage trade unionist to select from these midwives when their wives required
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in 1925. Changes within the structure of the INU began as membership numbers began to fall. Marie
Mortished resigned as secretary of the INU in 1921, and Louis Bennet resigned as president in 1925. In an attempt to increase member numbers, the INU started to run courses such as âHousewivery and
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cuts to the health budget affected nurses and midwives work significantly. âsome nurses feared their institutions were so short staffed that a patient might die yet remain undiscovered for a number of hoursâ. The frustration of nurses could be seen in 1989 when 98 percent of nurses voted in
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in hospitals. This campaign encouraged the public to post postcards to the Irish
Minister of Health to take action. This campaign was a success as in June 2006 âToward 2016â was established as a national partnership deal which promised a 10-year framework to plan social and infrastructure
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With new programs resulting in an increase of members, the Irish Nurse Union evolved into the Irish Nurse
Organisation. The programs worked, with there being 220 nurses and 324 midwives in 1930 - an increase from the 437 members in 1929. By 1936 there were 937 members.
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Midwife Organisation" was established in 1919 when a group of twenty nurses and midwives had a meeting in the Dublin Espresso Club to discuss the conditions in the nursing workplace. The decision came from this meeting to establish a
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storekeepingâ. âEducation courses were partly responsible for increasing the organisations membershipâ with sixty percent of the new midwives who joined the INO in
October 1936 were sourced at a refresher course at Dublin's Coombe Hospital.
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rates between 1959 and 1973, and as a result began a decade of prosperity for the INO. The union saw an increase in nurse and midwife wages by 4 percent per year. Unemployment rates fell and the trade unions rose.
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in 1998 and Ita OâDwyer, Kay Craughwell and Anne Cody shared the position as presidents of the INO. In 1999, the INO merged with the Nurses Union of Ireland, which became a Trade Union on 1 November 1990.
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became an imminent problem throughout the 1940s which resulted in a nation-wide campaign for the eradication of tuberculosis. With this campaign came improvements in hospital hygiene conditions.
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nurses in the world. The union developed in the interest to improve the policies and conditions of work for nurses and midwives, as well as an improvement in pay. Throughout the early years the
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