Labour Court decision has roots in 2007 report recommending 5% wage rise

Businesses believe move to merge bands cuts scale of increases to many larger employers and undermines participation in Wage Subsidy Scheme

Some drivers are owed more that €100,000 by collapsed courier company, road haulage association says

Job losses to be felt across country, with up to 1,000 drivers affected as management pulls the plug with no notice

Dublin changes will bring €16.5m in new revenues to the council after voluntary cut was scrapped

‘It’s a different world’, says the superintendent responsible for policing the country’s biggest airport

Women the main victims of AI filters including gaps in work history

Government rules on remote working have had little impact

More than 200 would-be board members attend event aimed at channeling experience and skills into organisations trying to help others

He was often left with €60 after paying off debt related to work permit and recruitment, WRC hears

Eager to grow, An Garda Siochana receives over 11,000 job applications in 2025

Consultants can’t ‘manage risks in a meaningful way’ owing to lack of ‘budgetary or financial control’, says CHI clinical director

Measures to curb growth in State’s €5bn medical liability to take effect next year

Members angry that new policy ignores local requirements and varying workload through the year

March deal on pay and conditions allows for early evaluation if unions believe changes not being implemented