: It is the same story throughout industry. Wages of workers have been held down under Partnership 2,000 and there are ever increasing demands for 'flexibility'. No wonder many complain of the stress and pressure they are under.
: By contrast, the rich are doing very well. Taxes on profits are already the lowest in Europe and will fall to a mere 12% by the year 2010. This means that the big banks will be paying less in tax than a young worker in a fast food outlet.
: And as if that was not bad enough, the rich engage in wholesale tax evasion and corruption.
: The McCracken Tribunal has shown that the former Taoiseach Charles J Haughey lived off bribes that were paid out of a fund set up to evade tax.
: It is time that all this changed. Instead of just tinkering with the system, we need revolutionary change that is going to shift the resources back to the majority of working people.
: See link to webpage http://www.clubi.ie/swp

: Jon.
Hello, I'm a student at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. I'm producing a 30 minute peice on Irish immigrants in the U.S. returning to Ireland. If you can pitch me a few leads or tips I'd appreciate it.