Conditions sought included avoiding late shifts, rostering two days off at a time and access to quiet room

Research project finds enthusiasm tempered by concern for safety regulation

Majority of the 1,800 staff who took industrial action would stand to receive significant increases to their basic pay

There has not been a widespread migration out of Dublin and other urban centres, Trinity Business School research suggests

Confirmation that public consultation would mark first step in introducing benefit, but no time frame for launch

Employers and unions think the Government needs to do more to mitigate what many believe will be a big upheaval in the jobs market

The technology promises benefits but, as Goldman Sachs boss notes, those may come only after the pain of job losses

Almost a third of women workers are in a union compared to just over a fifth of working men, conference told

Department of Finance economists tells Neri conference that impact of AI on labour markets remains uncertain

Employee representatives critical of Facebook owner policy

Move comes after progress made in talks between health service management and unions at Labour Court

Return to the office mandates have a disproportionate impact on female employees, the Morgan McKinlay report suggests

By end of period, 27.5% of workforce were from outside of State

Clear evidence people like working in hospitality but find pay an issue when considering making a career in it

FSU says it secured concessions, with requests and appeals on exemptions to be heard independently