Aramark must pay €45,000 to employee made redundant during first lockdown
Workplace Relations Commission finds catering manager was unfairly dismissed
Company to pay €45k to manager made redundant during lockdown
Redundancies should have been treated in way that reflected ‘extraordinary times’
‘Lazy’ Sodexo unfairly dismissed two night shift workers
Catering giant opted for ‘tick-box’ exercise rather than try to avoid dismissals, WRC rules
Aramark awarded contract to provide meals to Ukrainian refugees
State had to ‘short-circuit processes’ so that people were fed and sheltered, Minister says
National Gallery staff told to ‘think hard’ about reaction to Aramark contract
Deal with US company caused discontent among staff over links to direct provision system
Prime offices overlooking St Stephen’s Green seek combined €63m
St Stephen’s Green House and 4 Earlsfort Terrace guiding €50m and €13m respectively
Demonstrators protest National Gallery links to direct provision caterer
Several groups cancel upcoming events at National Gallery in Aramark protest
National Gallery defends awarding contract to direct provision caterer
Artists had criticised decision which they said ‘undermines’ institution’s good work.
Séamus McEnaney firm receives €15.78m in State ‘direct provision’ payments
Figures show five companies were paid €64m for accommodating asylum seekers
Dunnes Stores ramps up rollout of smaller suburban shops
Grocery giant sets up shop at Magic Carpet as plan for Monkstown village raises ire of some locals
What has gone wrong for Avoca and Aramark?
US group insists it is committed to the niche food and retail business it acquired in 2015
Avoca to reopen Suffolk Street store for first time since pandemic
Retailer has revamped Dublin city centre outlet and introduced safety measures
Aramark reduces staff numbers by 653 as losses mount in pandemic
Accounts for Avoca owner show it received €15.8m in wage subsidies from Government last year
AIB and PTSB spent €20m on adviser fees for purchase of Ulster Bank loans
Seen & Heard: lobbying for Electric Picnic, Bank of Ireland CEO’s view of mortgage rules, and Simon Pratt’s new food venture
Costa Coffee landlord disputes claim on €367,000 rent arrears
Cafe operator claims pandemic ‘frustrated lease’ on Dundrum Shopping Centre outlet
The challenges of building a sustainable workplace
The green agenda filters down through every aspect of working, from how offices are designed and built to employee behaviour
World of work transforming itself to adapt to a changed world
Legacy of pandemic will involve major changes to work, shopping and leisure practices
‘Companies need to keep checking in with their staff’
Promoting wellbeing and managing culture is a challenge when employees are working remotely
‘When you’ve been around as long as me, you’re not expecting something like this’
Aramark chief Frank Gleeson says industries hit by Covid must be helped to rebound
US business leaders in Ireland give thanks to the workers
Paying tribute to those who kept the country going during the most challenging of years
Ex-Aramark staff mount unofficial picket after receiving week’s notice of job loss
Catering staff say they were ‘dumped after years of loyalty’, call on former employer AIB for support
Avoca warns of redundancies due to coronavirus
News comes as parent Aramark Ireland reports loss and also warns of Covid impact
Energy start-up provides reliable flow of data on properties
ZiggyTec uses Internet of Things to monitor utilities usage and manage energy sustainability reporting
Return to work to bring fresh challenges in ‘new normal’
Organisations and staff to face new mental, physical and logistical challenges
Avoca managing director Tara O’Neill quits unexpectedly
Shane Flynn, managing director of Aramark in Ireland, to take lead position at Avoca
Avoca: it’s all about the food now
The multimillion euro retail chain has had to reinvent itself since the Covid-19 lockdown
Guinness Storehouse appoints new MD
New tourist venue supremo involved in delivering athlete villages at Beijing and London Olympics
Investments lead Avoca owner Aramark to record €14.9m loss
Revenue at Aramark Ireland Holdings remained steady at €351 million last year
Dunnes Stores: How it transformed from value grocery to epicurean dining destination
After arrival of German discounters Dunnes chose to make a play on upscale Irish food
Profits at Katie Taylor’s company rise to €1.6m
Survey showed the world champion boxer to be Ireland’s most admired sports personality
Aramark Property marks 70 years in business
Asset manager handles portfolio of some 5,000 units with €250 million rent roll
Direct provision firms paid €72m last year as numbers surged
Six firms paid more than €5m each as asylum seeker numbers increased by 18%
Louth bespoke furniture maker plans further expansion outside of Ireland
Inside Track: O’Connors of Drumleck MD John O’Connor on what sets his business apart from rivals
Avoca serves up a new foodie destination for Dublin 4
Outlet strikes a new note for Avoca as retailer nudges its food offering further upmarket
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