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Rory O'Neill
Verified
Editor, Hazards Magazine
London
Beats
Biography
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Animal Stories, Pandemics , Legislation, Horse racing, Law, Workers’ rights, Environmental, Dogs, Avian Influenza , Racial Justice, Politics, Civil disobedience, Pigs, Factory Farming , Birds, Cats
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By Rory O'Neill Verified| payrise.eu@ By Rory O’Neill Occupational health adviser, International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Belgium Professor, University of Liverpool School of Law and Social Justice, UKPoliticians of different stripes agree increasingly on one economic truth: Low pay and income inequality go hand in hand with poor health and low life expectancy. But one overlooked contributor to this health inequity is the association between low pay and harmful, sometimes deadly, working conditions.
By Rory O'Neill Verified, Rory O'Neill Verified| Trinity News Verified Anti-Fascist Action Ireland (AFA Ireland), the main anti-fascist movement in Ireland, have described the AntiFa Ireland Facebook page “a fake page set up to try to confuse people” and have released a statement on their Facebook page. This follows the AntiFa Ireland page organising a demonstration earlier this week in response to Nigel Farage’s visit to the College Historical Society (Hist) on Friday, February 2 at the incorrect time.
By Rory O'Neill Verified| payrise.eu@ By Rory O’Neill Occupational health adviser, International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Belgium Professor, University of Liverpool School of Law and Social Justice, UKPoliticians of different stripes agree increasingly on one economic truth: Low pay and income inequality go hand in hand with poor health and low life expectancy. But one overlooked contributor to this health inequity is the association between low pay and harmful, sometimes deadly, working conditions.
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Hazards Magazine