Political unease following media reports of funding structure of broadband company

Government accepts recommendations after Zappone appointment controversy

New spending review says airport traffic levels unlikely to recover until 2025

System delivers annual savings of €20m, new report finds

Review says spend associated with new employees will become increasingly significant over time

Removing unpaid hours could exacerbate pressure on teacher supply

Department argued rent being sought in €1.4m-a-year deal was ‘exorbitant’

Department says 50,300 people on pandemic unemployment payment for over 76 weeks

Country’s unemployment rate will reduce to 6.5% by fourth quarter, says Donohue

Student grants to increase by €200 next year in first major change to scheme in a decade

Department of Public Expenditure estimated previously reversing Haddington Road hours could cost over €600m

Ministers may ultimately conclude health sector can be reformed without Sláintecare

Union claim for 10 days’ leave for health staff could cost €377m, HSE estimates

Minister not ruling out 100% redress for owners of homes affected by building defects

Concerns build about cost of underwriting project championed by Simon Coveney

Caretakers to join secretaries in work stoppage and rally in Dublin on September 15th

Recent reports raise questions over HSE’s spending and procurement decisions

Varadkar has said it is not just healthcare workers ‘who have put their shoulders to the wheel when it comes to the pandemic’

IMO insists Covid-19 not covered by existing family doctor contract with Government

RACO says members had ‘little choice’ but to support new agreement

Projections suggest primary sector facing surplus of 13,000 teachers by 2030

Substitution costs about €250m a year in trend linked to demographics and policy change

Breast cancer mortality rates in Ireland are among highest in the EU, report says

Concern in Government that pay commission could jeopardise centralised pay agreements

Department suggests Defence Forces commission reviews remuneration structures

A touch of perspective wouldn’t have gone amiss in the Dáil this week

Mc Grath seeks requests for tenders for new external assurance process

Some protective equipment had to be rationed early in 2020, consultants’ report reveals

Concerns mount about potential religious influence in the new hospital

Final restoration of pay cuts imposed in 2008 to come into effect from Thursday

Tánaiste says up to a third of all electricity produced may go to powering data centres

A number of long-term spending proposals are raising eyebrows in the Department of Finance and the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council

Ictu claims €150m accord fund sufficient to undo measures introduced in 2013

No benchmarking process before €80,000 increase approved for Watt’s role, says civil servant

Failure to cooperate with reforms would trigger pay freezes for union members

Ask Brian: Increased investment in childcare sector is crucial to avoid exodus of staff

Minister for Public Expenditure rejects proposals from Minister for Health to exempt project from spending rules

Group to look at cost and service implications of rolling back hours added in 2013

Council fees for using street furniture outside hotels, restaurants and pubs also waived

Newly-appointed secretary general puts in new chief operations officer at the department