Financial Services Union

04/05/2026

If you work in FinTech or the wider financial services sector, this is for you.

This May Day, better at work starts with knowing your rights.
- Better pay.
- Better working conditions.
- Better support.

But getting there starts with having the right information—and access to people who know how to help.

The FSU offers a different kind of membership, focused on giving you professional advice, practical tools, and support you can actually use to take control at work.
- No jargon.
- No pressure.
- Just clarity and expertise when you need it.

Start by exploring your rights and options here: https://lnk.fsunion.org/4d5RKcr

04/05/2026

Special Report: Policymakers’ fear grows as Irish AI cuts become scarily real
https://www.businesspost.ie/tech/this-time-is-different-policymakers-fear-grows-as-irish-ai-cuts-become-scarily-real/ # - -

Read our research also:
'Accounting for Workers in the Age of AI' https://www.fsunion.org/latest/accounting-forworkersin-the-age-of-ai/

03/05/2026

If you work in FinTech or the wider financial services sector, this is for you.

This May Day, take a moment to get clear on your pay, your rights, and your options.

Whether it’s pay, contracts, workplace issues, or what you’re actually entitled to—most people have questions, but it’s not always easy to find clear, reliable answers.

The FSU membership gives you direct access to confidential expert advice, practical information, and support you can use yourself to make informed decisions at work.

No jargon.
No pressure.
Just clarity when you need it.

Start by exploring your rights here: https://lnk.fsunion.org/4cOZTmM

03/05/2026

📽️ What is May Day?

What is FSU?
Since 1917 FSU has represented members in retail banking, ensuring better pay and conditions.

Today as a modern union we provide supports to meet the needs of professionals in FinTech and financial services.

Find out how: https://lnk.fsunion.org/4dkZOas

02/05/2026

FSU members joined other trade union members from across Northern Ireland for the May Day march in Belfast today.

Fuel up.
Food costs up.
Supports MUST go Up.

If you are affected by the cost of living then sign our petition asking employers to act: https://www.fsunion.org/cost-of-living-crisis-petition

01/05/2026

Do you work in FinTech or the wider financial services industries?

Are you dealing with a workplace issue and unsure about how to resolve it?

Take a look at our support for financial services professionals and see what FSU can help with https://lnk.fsunion.org/4w8qjaI

30/04/2026

Fears for 150 Irish-based jobs at Oracle
https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2026/0429/1570890-fears-for-150-irish-based-jobs-at-oracle/

We need to be proactive in protecting jobs from the advances of AI

Read the FSU research here:
https://www.fsunion.org/latest/accounting-forworkersin-the-age-of-ai/

(You can read or download the full report at the end of the page) METHODOLOGY This report draws upon a literature review and survey data to provide an overview of AI adoption and workforce impact in …

30/04/2026

Yesterday James Callaghan, Industrial Relations Organiser with FSU, was in Donegal to meet with all members of Letterkenny and Kerrykeel Credit Union offices following their recent merger.

Proof that you are better in a Trade Union...

Better Work - Better Life
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29/04/2026

Fuel Up.
Food Costs Up.
Support MUST Go Up.

If you work in FinTech or Financial Services join us in calling on employers to consider a range of supports to help alleviate these challenges for staff.

Sign the petition:
https://www.fsunion.org/cost-of-living-crisis-petition

29/04/2026

Feeling the impact of rising fuel and food costs?

Fuel up.
Food costs up.
Supports MUST go up...

Find out more and sign the petition: https://www.fsunion.org/cost-of-living-crisis-petition

28/04/2026

Today as part of the memorial to remember works who lost their lives or were injured in the course of their work, our Vice-President Olivia Henry represented the FSU at the Garden of Remembrance this morning to mark the annual memorial.

27/04/2026

On 28 April, Ireland marks Workers’ Memorial Day honouring those who have died, been injured, or made ill through their work, and renewing the call for safe, healthy workplaces for all.

Better Work - Better Life
BETTER WITH THE FSU
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