Give me a quiet quitter over a loud worker any day - there’s nothing worse
Quiet quitters are unfairly maligned, in a way these are people I can respect. Loud workers on the other hand, they are way worse
Work
‘People like dealing with people’: Reed boss on the challenge of AI in hiring
Technology offers new tools for recruiters but threatens to take jobs, says James Reed
Why the job ladder matters for migrants and the economy as a whole
People seeking employment in a new country often face obstacles locals don’t have to contend with
You’re 65 and being forced to retire; can they do that?
Contracts can determine when you must retire but legislation expected next year may force employers to be more flexible
Private equity firm to cut staff in favour of AI
Software-focused buyout shop will use technology to trim roles making investor presentations and aggregate data
ECJ ruling that EU Adequate Minimum Wage directive is valid welcomed by unions
Court found that the EU had exceeded its powers in two specific areas of the directive but upheld the validity of a majority of its provisions
Ireland’s Traveller and Roma communities still face high unemployment rates, event hears
Greater awareness, combined with supports and accommodations, can boost job prospects
First-time workers who move jobs see pay rise far faster than those who stay put, new data shows
IT workers the best paid last year as Irish nationals account for largest proportion of new entrants followed by Indians and Ukrainians
The CEO trying to end the curse of the pointless meeting
BHP’s Mike Henry is taking an unusual approach to one of the big black holes of corporate life
A Galway man in Dubai: ‘You would always be cautious not to step out of line but I’ve no regrets’
Wild Geese: Adrian McDonnell is a personal fitness trainer in Dubai
As Tesla sales tank, Musk gains a trillion-dollar pay day
Because of their faith in the divisive chief executive, investors continue to treat the company as something other than a car maker
Aer Lingus CEO says Manchester base is underperforming as cabin crew plan more strikes
Transatlantic hub ‘not performing at a level that makes it attractive for investment’, chief executive Lynne Embleton says
We need more over-65 workers, and companies need to get better at employing them
A declining population and greater longevity makes keeping older workers in the workplace longer a necessity, not an option
Unemployment now above 5% with no easing of seasonal spike in young people out of work
Unemployment among 15-24 year olds has reached its highest level since Covid-19 pandemic
Moving job: be sure you don’t leave back money on the table
Leaving a job on good terms is important in a small economy but so too is getting what you have earned during your time there
The State’s new auto-enrolment scheme: What does it mean for those with a private pension?
Workers with pensions from previous jobs or private schemes they have set up themselves show complexity of challenge for new fund
PTSB unions call on Minister for Finance to rule out private equity buyer
Trade unions briefed by bank executives on thinking behind decision to put lender on the market
Increases to scheme intended to support employment of people with disabilities lacks logic, say organisations
Businesses believe move to merge bands cuts scale of increases to many larger employers and undermines participation in Wage Subsidy Scheme
Irish abroad: We want to hear your stories of life outside Ireland
Whether you have lived in another country for one year or 40 years, we’d like to share your perspective
Some Fastway hauliers are owed more than €100,000, representatives say
Job losses to be felt across country, with up to 1,000 drivers affected as management pulls the plug with no notice
Verizon executive properly docked bonus over improper dealings with an outside firm - WRC
Senior in-house lawyer said his belief was that Peter Darcy knew company policy was being circumvented
Hundreds of jobs under threat as Fastway Couriers enters receivership
Business says it has come up against sustained inflation and rising operating costs
Company ordered to pay €6,000 compensation for making worker redundant on maternity leave
Workplace Relations Commission rules that company breached statutory maternity protections for employee
Tesla chairwoman warns Musk could quit if shareholders reject $1tn pay deal
Robyn Denholm urges investors to support billionaire chief’s package ahead of crucial November 6th vote
Finnish technology company Aiven to create 40 jobs in Cork
Company will open new hub in Cork city focusing on entry to new markets
Pilita Clark: Oh, no! Not another work email with exclamation marks!
Women worry using them might make them look incompetent. Relax!
How can I make sure an inheritance does not cost me my disability allowance?
Inheritance can be a double-edged sword when you are on a means-tested payment from the Department of Social Protection
From Dublin to Cape Verde: ‘Apart from family and friends the only thing I miss is the odd bag of Tayto crisps’
Amy Keenan Molloy moved with her husband to Cape Verde in 2005, where she has run bars, set up a charity and become an author of children’s books
Care worker who was told by manager Irish people were ‘nicer’ than Polish is awarded €1,800
Workplace tribunal upholds discrimination claim against Co Kildare nursing home
What is the auto-enrolment pension scheme and what does it mean for you?
Everything you need to know if you are one of the 100,000 people choosing between My Future Fund and your employer’s scheme
Why neurodivergent people are now coveted as highly skilled workers
Microsoft and Bank of Ireland among companies reshaping HR processes to access neurodiverse talent
AI bias in recruiting leading to shortage of top candidates, Ibec event told
Women the main victims of AI filters including gaps in work history
Cheque trouble with drawing down payment from my Australian pension
Tens of thousands of Irish people need to access workplace pension funds on their return from two-year working holidays
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