Retailer ordered to pay €25,000 to worker with Alzheimer’s left jobless
Manager had noticed ‘deterioration’
Work
‘Are you a member of Sinn Féin?’ Employee says he met with ‘microaggressions’ against Irish language
Food Safety Authority of Ireland HR manager said he was ‘racially harassing people’, he tells WRC
Seamstress who said kids’ fashion school was unsafe wins €1,000 at WRC
She told the tribunal she had her own difficulties with job stress, terms of employment, and interpersonal relations with colleague
Housing tax measures and restoring morale at Coimisiún Pleanála
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Tech firm TEKenable expects more jobs and revenue with new partnership programme
Company eyes up 30 new positions at it looks to attract new clients
What top CEO pay and gender pay gap reporting tell us about Irish business
Available figures show that women continue to trail in the workplace on pay and their representation in the upper ranks
Senior manager at disability charity wins record €323,000 for ‘egregious’ whistleblower penalisation
Award against Waterford Intellectual Disability Association more than triple previous record sum
I had to retire early and I’m now paying €336 per month in tax. Can I challenge this?
Work Q&A: If I left as planned in 2027, I would have then benefited from the higher Standard Fund Threshold
ESB worker too late to pursue claim seeking €42,000 in alleged unpaid overtime, WRC rules
‘The figures claimed by the complainant are exaggerated’, employee relations officer says
Pharmacist dismissed within weeks of disclosing pregnancy secures €50,000 compensation
Award made to plaintiff who lost €100,000-a-year job as supervising pharmacist last year
Veteran HIV charity manager claiming whistleblower penalisation faces disciplinary action
WRC hears of alleged bullying and transphobia
Should young people with a part-time job contribute to the household budget?
Are we doing young people a disservice if we don’t expect them to contribute once they’re earning?
Out of time: the art of knowing when to step down from the top job
Only a few master one of the hardest career tricks of them all
Civil Service needs more staff with deep expertise and specialist skills, not generalists
Time is ripe to follow UK lead and hire for roles that offer specialists a career pathway and professional development
Ireland’s new heavyweight builders and record Lions rugby profits
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Increase of 79c per hour to minimum wage recommended to Minister by pay commission
Peter Burke not obliged to proceed with increase but such recommendations have always previously been approved
Royal College of Physicians must pay €14,500 after admitting unfair sacking of woman
Single mother was dismissed by accreditation body for specialist doctors on stated basis of ‘serious performance failings’
Recruitment blunder ‘seemed avoidable’ and likely to damage reputation, Publicjobs says
Public sector recruitment platform saw more that 12,500 applicants issued with incorrect scores and rankings
Precarious work leads to a rapid increase in ‘vulnerable jobs’ rate in Ireland
Rate of ‘employment vulnerability’ increased by more than 60% in decade after financial crisis, EuroFound says
Is there a magical formula to thriving at work?
There are four basic ingredients to achieving a thriving workplace
HSE’s €40m land deal, and tax inheritance rules for child-free couples
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Give credit to employers: issue of who funds workplace benefits is rarely mentioned
Politicians should be candid when they announce measures to benefit employees
Migrant engineer who worked 10-hour days for under minimum wage wins €14,000
Job went ‘beyond engineering functions’ with worker being been tasked with painting, electrical work and plumbing, WRC told
Softer economic growth and taking a loan from your employer
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Sharp reduction in professional vacancies in Ireland hits pay and conditions, report finds
The average number of onsite days required by employers continues to edge upwards
Ireland is not experiencing a downturn, we are told. But the threat of one is very real
Latest figures from Morgan McKinley show a sharp decline in the number of professional job vacancies
One of the most infuriating aspects of work sycophants is they keep succeeding
But treating colleagues badly might not be quite as helpful as some of the worst offenders think
Irish CEO’s pay bonanza and VW’s mass redundancies
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Thousands of applicants for one post: how AI is increasing competition for jobseekers
From recruitment to employee monitoring and complaints, artificial intelligence is changing the workplace
Humans: Just a ghost in the machine as artificial intelligence redefines ‘good jobs’
As AI makes work more precarious, how can we manage to prioritise job reconversion rather than displacement?
Almost half of Irish workers ‘worry about AI taking their jobs’
Only small fraction of firms surveyed have used tech to fully replace roles, says FRS Recruitment
Pay transparency rules could cause conflict in workplaces, say HR and law experts
Employers urged to prepare for ‘complex’ EU rules on disclosing details on salaries
Health and housing will leave other sectors of the economy short of workers – report
Department of Finance paper says channelling workers into critical sectors will have implications for wider economy
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