Worker called ‘negative virus’ awarded more than €40,000 after hours cut amid CCTV complaint
Norbert Batho claimed system was installed ‘without lawful basis’ under data protection law
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AI could impact more than 40% of all jobs in Ireland, IMF warns
Coalition will need to look at temporary targeted budget measures to support households in the aftermath of Gulf war inflation shock
Please stop talking about Gen Z in the office
Mindless generational labels don’t help at a time when the workplace is one of the few places where young and old mix
‘I’ve lost money many times. If you’re building businesses, it comes with the territory’
Me & My Money: James Lenehan, WinWin founder and chief executive
Surge in ecommerce means we need to reimagine retail on the streets of our towns and cities
The €20tn retail industry (excluding food) is migrating at pace from brick-and-mortar shops to online channels
‘Lower-value human capital’: banking boss too honest about AI job losses
Insensitive wording cannot divert from the reality that investment in AI only makes sense if work requires fewer employees
Ireland is facing a cocktail of uncertainty - two key signs this week need to be heeded
More tech cutbacks are likely and Ireland’s jobs market is stalling- a response is needed
Aer Lingus executive takes ‘exception’ to sacked pilot’s claim of ‘falsifying’ safety report
Employee claims he was ‘poisoned’ by toxic fumes while in command of an Aer Lingus jet
Worker claims employer reneged on deal to require Lithuanian co-workers to speak English
Warehouse worker claims Lithuanian women colleagues refused to speak English to isolate and bully him at work
Graduate job coaches offering access to the ‘unwritten rules’ of recruitment
Some parents are paying high fees for career advisers even though the results are patchy
IBM’s global CFO: ‘There I was, top of my class. And I had no job’
Having seen two potential careers cut short, James Kavanaugh is set to become IBM’s longest serving CFO
Company urged to pay €50K in compensation to woman sacked after complaining of manager’s behaviour
Worker was sacked after she complained about the behaviour of her manager
Numbers working in construction surges by 11.7% amid generally weak CSO jobs data
Concern as the number of people in employment falls by 15,700, or 0.6%, from the previous quarter on a seasonally adjusted basis
Six out of ten new jobs filled by foreign nationals - but what happens now as employment slows?
CSO figures show that the post-Covid jobs and economic surge was crucially reliant on people coming to work in Ireland
Stalling for time on EU Pay Transparency directive? That’s a business fail
Employer lobbies cite administrative burden but data and experts tell a different story: delay may be the most expensive option
Travel agency ordered to pay worker more than €40,000 over lost job
Company unfairly made her redundant, then cost her another job, Workplace Relations Commission hears
A charity made me redundant and hired someone else. Does this sound right?
Work Q&A: The new hire has a different title, but it’s the same role with some additional responsibilities
Medtronic sets up software unit at Galway campus with 85 new jobs
Technology connects growing population of cardiac patients, who have device implants, with medical teams 24/7
Working conditions in hospitality ‘improving, but not by enough,’ study finds
Clear evidence people like working in hospitality but find pay an issue when considering making a career in it
AI hits entry level jobs and tax free money from a home in your garden
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Will the AI ‘jobs apocalypse’ cloud have a silver lining?
People-skills appear to be increasing in value in a chatbot-filled world
Almost half of firms cut entry and graduate jobs as costs rise
Recruitment becoming more strategic and focused on specific roles, employers tell IrishJobs
Bank of Ireland staff union accepts ruling that workers must attend office two days a week
FSU says it secured concessions, with requests and appeals on exemptions to be heard independently
Derek Mooney row may prove to be minor blip for RTÉ. But broader questions remain
Management at broadcaster should be prepared to defend their recent decisions more robustly than they have managed so far
‘There’s an issue around mindset’: Parents on hybrid working and childcare pressures
With some employers, ‘there’s an issue around mindset’ regarding in-office demands, one couple says
Number of people in Ireland working past age 66 up 40% since 2020
Working beyond retirement age is becoming a financial necessity for many, according to employment law firm Littler
What the three-pin plug teaches us about gender equality
Blunt instruments like gender quotas do little to improve the lives of most women. Instead, they risk creating the unfair perception that women are chosen for their gender rather than on merit
Work is broken and it is well past time to fix it for Ireland’s working parents
Rigid workplace structures and increased focus on return to office mandates ignores modern reality that both parents need to work
Irish inflation could hit 7% if Hormuz blockade continues for rest of year – AIB
Real wage growth will be offset by higher rate of inflation, leaving households marginally worse off on average, bank says
People in Ireland want to know where our money goes. The answer is depressing
Ireland spends €250,000 training doctors to work in Australia. That’s just one symptom of a much bigger problem
Public pay talks must address concerns of ordinary workers, says trade union boss
Fórsa general secretary Kevin Callinan says citizens are losing faith on a wide range of issues
Talk of career progression has ceased since I announced my pregnancy. What should I do?
Work Q&A: I feel like it’s unreasonable for me to ask them to revisit and reinstate a new plan
Is the new guy earning more than you? New pay rules will reveal the truth
Job ads will now have to provide salary details in move that is especially expected to benefit women workers under EU directive
Sacked pilot’s lawyer calls Aer Lingus executive ‘barefaced liar’ at WRC
Employees says he was penalised for making protected disclosures over ‘toxic fumes’
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