Labour Court

Prison service director paid €32,000 less than older colleague loses age discrimination claim

Claim was rejected by Labour Court

Film workers challenge overturning of WRC awards

Labour Court has overturned number of WRC rulings

Virgin Media overturns discrimination award on appeal at Labour Court

Workplace Relations Commission had deemed earlier in year that a staff member was entitled to €30,000 compensation on grounds of discrimination as a parent

New law required to protect transport workers, says NBRU

Union wants to see new legislation to tackle antisocial behaviour on buses and trains

New pay deal for almost 50,000 construction workers set to be approved

Sectoral Employment Order expected to be discussed by Oireachtas and Dáil committee on Wednesday before being signed by Minister on Thursday

Former CIÉ employees ‘having to watch what they eat’

Transport group’s pensioners protest against their benefits being frozen at 2008 levels

Award of €40,000 to prison officer almost a decade ago quashed over lack of evidence of disability

Long-running case involving prison officer Robert Cunningham was the subject of a High Court action before being referred back to the Labour Court

Supreme Court finds decision to reinstate school principal was wrong

Labour Court made order in relation to Aodhagán Ó Suird and Gaelscoil Moshíológ in Gorey and High Court directed his return to role from last August

Aer Lingus pilots back pay deal and bring end to industrial action

Ialpa members vote 85 per cent in favour of deal after Labour Court had recommended a 17.75% increase

Aer Lingus holds its breath on deal for industrial peace

Outcome of pilots’ ballot on 17.75% pay deal will be announced today amid ongoing concerns it could trigger a chain reaction

Aer Lingus cuts fares to lure passengers back as schedule returns to normal

Airline launches seat sale as vote on pilots' pay deal nears

Aer Lingus refused flights to some pilots in aftermath of industrial action

Some pilots who did not work out of hours in line with work-to-rule instructions had a ‘failure to join’ marked on rosters - a formal airline sanction

The Irish Times view on the Aer Lingus pilots dispute: time to call a halt

Pilots should accept the deal which has been recommended by the Labour Cour and end their action

Some Aer Lingus flights to remain cancelled despite end to pilots’ dispute

No further flights to be axed following suspension of industrial action, with pilots’ union members set to vote on 17.75% pay rise

Passengers face more uncertainty as Aer Lingus pilots’ pay deal stalls

Carrier accepts Labour Court recommendation of 17.75% pay increase but union yet to make recommendation to its members

Ball now in pilots’ court as Labour Court recommends 17.75% pay boost

Airline has accepted terms while union executive ponders proposal that also increases allowances and writes off 2019 deal ‘debt’

Aer Lingus accepts Labour Court proposals of 17.75% pay rise for pilots

Breakthrough in balance as Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association considers terms of proposed deal

Aer Lingus pilot dispute: Holidaymakers still on tenterhooks amid ongoing flight cancellations

Affected passenger says airline staff told his son cancellation of service to France was fault of ‘bad pilots’

Aer Lingus dispute: What happens next and who has paid the price so far?

Passengers complain of delays in getting refunds as a result of cancelled flights

Aer Lingus pilots to be balloted on Labour Court proposals, union says

Customers will be given option to change flight or seek refund, airline says

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