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Derval O’Rourke’s workplace wellbeing platform Saol raises €200,000 from Enterprise Ireland

Public sector pay talks to begin at WRC this week as unions agree to negotiations

Tiered payments for laid-off workers should be higher, union leader says

Transforming office canteens into restaurants: ‘I’d nearly come into work because the food is so good’

Tax: how does Ireland compare with other countries?

Childcare professional wins €32,000 for being sacked after gardaí charged him with alleged abuse

Farm accidents: ‘It’s a risky business and really you need good men on machinery’

Pilita Clark: An inescapable tyranny that is … a bad boss

‘It’s terrible to think of the torture he must have gone through in those 52 minutes’

Most violent workplace incidents occur in health and care sectors

Auto-enrolment deadline looks as unrealistic as ever

An Irish lawyer in New York: ‘NY demands your full commitment to work. It suits me’

Public sector unions seek clarity on abolition of post-crash emergency legislation

‘It’s as important as salary at the moment’: How WFH Fridays have killed the five-day office week

Indexing pension cap would ease recruitment headache for top public posts

Workers can claim five days of paid sick leave next year, Government confirms

Pharma giant Roche ordered to pay whistleblower €8,000 for penalising him over protected disclosure

Candidates: remember that interviews are two-way streets

Unions to meet on Friday to consider pay talks invitation

South Dublin Chinese takeaway delivery driver sacked after seeking raise on €5 an hour

Actors in Ireland should receive similar terms to those in Britain, union says

Improved access to collective bargaining will leave unions with work to do, Siptu conference told

RTÉ ‘slash and burn’ cost-cutting leaves workers ‘carrying the can’, union says

Public sector pay talks to begin within days as unions meet to consider strategy

‘Turbulent winter’ in prospect if no progress made on public sector pay deal, union leader warns

The fraught politics of the office whipround

Remote and hybrid working key factors in employment choices

Modular housing that’s ‘as good if not better than traditionally built homes’

Pfizer cuts 100 Irish staff as sales of Covid medicine collapse

WeWork, anchor tenant for old Central Bank building, files for bankruptcy protection in US

Pilita Clark: Workers will accept lower pay at environmentally sustainable firms

‘Cayman has been a great place to live, but my closest friends would still be Irish’

What should I wear to work now? ‘People are finding this difficult to navigate’

Three quarters of those released from prison in 2018 not working three years later, CSO shows

Performance reviews are awful yet unstoppable

‘Austin is known for being the blueberry in the tomato soup of Texas’

Chevron fossil fuel boss: ‘We are not selling a product that is evil’

Is working from home as productive as it’s cracked up to be?

Addiction is not checked at the door when an employee clocks in

Fired pharma worker tried to slip back ‘under the radar’ when boss took holiday

AI having a positive impact on job creation and workplaces, conference told

Is the secret to employee happiness not working?

Staff views on remote work among top issues for company bosses, new survey finds

Internal Wix chat encouraged staff to support Israel’s ‘narrative’ in Hamas conflict

Action on workplace menstrual and menopause policies needed, says union coalition

Start-up founders claim discrimination over ‘lack of diversity’ comment

Supreme Court decision provides ‘ammunition’ to those seeking to challenge contractor status, says union

Anonymise early stage of recruitment processes, African diaspora urges

Why expenses are a fraught form of fraud

Civil Service to be open to wider pool of migrants

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BP Fallon on his photo of Shane MacGowan and Sinéad O’Connor ‘having a vibe’ in 1988

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Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes ‘can expect custodial sentence’ after conviction for violent disorder

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Irish unity: North says no but hardline unionist opposition eases, poll finds

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Anxious wait for Kyle Hayes and Limerick following conviction

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‘They’ve stuck all the homeless people on Gardiner Street’

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