Damien English

The junior minister's resignation was inevitable once the facts emerged and has dealt another blow to trust in politics

Fine Gael minister had little choice to resign over lapse in standards dating to backbench days 14 years ago

Fine Gael TD says he informed Taoiseach of decision following questions about planning application from 14 years ago

Fine Gael TD told Meath County Council he didn’t own a house, when he already did elsewhere

Criticism of Minister’s failure to fight for agreement between employers and workers he was due to sign in August

Northern Ireland would vote decisively against a united Ireland if there was a Border poll, a new research project poll results show

Damien English says company has not yet begun engagement with lawmakers after mass redundancy announcement

French engineering and environmental services group has existing workforce here of 700

New scheme is now open for applications, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar says

Harris, McConalogue and Chambers test positive for virus along with Taoiseach

Employment regulation order means new minimum hourly rates will also be introduced in 2023 and 2024

Agency says firms face closure if State cannot deliver 10,000 visas over next nine months

Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment was dealing with 10,500 applications at the end of January

SuperValu and Centra owner said staff shortages were an issue ‘across the board’ for retail

Proposed law intends to afford all workers right to fresh air and provides for inspections

Haulage industry responds to Government move to end quota for non-EEA drivers

Workers can also expect pay increases of just under 3% in February 2023 under new scales

Extra funding to boost farm safety, flood prediction and video games among others

Just four of 31 local authorities include maps of Traveller accommodation sites in development plans

Parliamentary party meeting hears support for 100% redress to remedy defective buildings

Varadkar, Coveney and Donohue begin think-in with apology to parliamentary party

Company specialises in decommissioning data centre hardware

Publisher has ‘regretfully concluded’ move two months after acquiring press

Government says statutory minimum rates will remain unchanged

Social athletic platform will increase staff to 20 in Ireland with recruitment under way

Some employers before commission so often they should have ‘bunk beds in the corner’

Average grant given is €37,500, with more than 130 retailers approved

Publisher of Sunday Times wants to take full control of Meath facility with 65 staff

Louise O’Reilly says people have told her they are exhausted at the age of 65 after a lifetime of work

O’Gorman says more favourable wages, working conditions necessary to attract staff

Nursing homes among sectors now able to recruit beyond EU and European economic area

Government commits to paid leave for bereavement, reproductive health treatment

Move is first time firm has unveiled full stack of integrated business tools in a new market

Optimism this reopening different as vaccine rollout gives hope against further closures

Solidarity TD introduces worker protection Bill on back of Debenhams strike

All employees will have to be provided with 30 days’ notice

New €80m fund aims to develop next generation of leading tech companies

Fund is open to early stage companies across all industries

Minister has proposed the establishment of a joint labour committee for the sector

A Supreme Court judgment means the Government needs to move quickly to remove uncertainty