The Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed

The Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed The INOU represents and defends the rights and interests of those who want decent employment and cannot obtain it.

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Any of this apply to you? Give us a call.
18/06/2026

Any of this apply to you? Give us a call.

You may have the right to appeal. Call our helpline to find out more.

Have you read the latest E-Bulletin?
18/06/2026

Have you read the latest E-Bulletin?

Our latest E-Bulletin is out and available to read at inou.ie/analysis/e-bulletin

We have an excellent guest article from our members Community Law and Mediation and Ballymun Job Centre.

An individual member shares her challenges in access to social welfare while working in the arts, and we share updates on the work of the INOU, from our 2026 Annual Delegate Conference, our Learning Hub, and our latest Discussion Forums.

We provide an update on some policy changes, as more people can now access Community Employment, the latest Further Education and Training Strategy has been published, and an interesting report shows upcoming challenges with changing demographics and skill needs into the future.

If you have any questions or would like to contribute to the next e-bulletin issue, contact Rebecca at [email protected]

A.I. can make mistakes! Call us if you need any help with welfare queries, appeals or any other issue.
18/06/2026

A.I. can make mistakes! Call us if you need any help with welfare queries, appeals or any other issue.

A.I. can make lots of mistakes and social welfare issues can be very personalised and complicated. But don't worry. Our welfare rights team are ready to take your call and give you the information you need.

Call 01 - 8560088 and leave a message.

A.I. can make lots of mistakes and social welfare issues can be very personalised and complicated. But don't worry. Our ...
16/06/2026

A.I. can make lots of mistakes and social welfare issues can be very personalised and complicated. But don't worry. Our welfare rights team are ready to take your call and give you the information you need.

Call 01 - 8560088 and leave a message.

Check out our latest E-Bulletin at:https://www.inou.ie/analysis/e-bulletin/
16/06/2026

Check out our latest E-Bulletin at:

https://www.inou.ie/analysis/e-bulletin/

Our latest E-Bulletin is out and available to read at inou.ie/analysis/e-bulletin

We have an excellent guest article from our members Community Law and Mediation and Ballymun Job Centre.

An individual member shares her challenges in access to social welfare while working in the arts, and we share updates on the work of the INOU, from our 2026 Annual Delegate Conference, our Learning Hub, and our latest Discussion Forums.

We provide an update on some policy changes, as more people can now access Community Employment, the latest Further Education and Training Strategy has been published, and an interesting report shows upcoming challenges with changing demographics and skill needs into the future.

If you have any questions or would like to contribute to the next e-bulletin issue, contact Rebecca at [email protected]

Our latest E-Bulletin is out and available to read at inou.ie/analysis/e-bulletinWe have an excellent guest article from...
10/06/2026

Our latest E-Bulletin is out and available to read at inou.ie/analysis/e-bulletin

We have an excellent guest article from our members Community Law and Mediation and Ballymun Job Centre.

An individual member shares her challenges in access to social welfare while working in the arts, and we share updates on the work of the INOU, from our 2026 Annual Delegate Conference, our Learning Hub, and our latest Discussion Forums.

We provide an update on some policy changes, as more people can now access Community Employment, the latest Further Education and Training Strategy has been published, and an interesting report shows upcoming challenges with changing demographics and skill needs into the future.

If you have any questions or would like to contribute to the next e-bulletin issue, contact Rebecca at [email protected]

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