Labour Court

Eleven-year fight to clear name was ‘like being caught in quicksand,’ says Wexford school principal on battle with school’s board of management to get job back

Siptu members reject Labour Court proposals by margin of more than four to one

Both sides attended court on Monday but there was no suggestion of breakthrough on dispute

Department of Enterprise suggested involvement of former Siptu official Paul Bell might give rise later to man he effectively replaced Ictu nominee to the court challenging procedures

Family firm went into examinership in 2019

Union wrote to Simon Coveney over failure to extend jurisdiction for working hour abuses to WRC

Union claims a provision of the order was deemed invalid by the Supreme Court

Protests at six centres on Friday amid concerns over recognition of pre-existing service after long-running dispute

Even though final result was never in doubt, debate was fraught and shouty with both sides slugging it out over 2½ rancorous hours

Labour Court rejects claim that time spent on standby amounted to work

Former soldier blamed failure to pay for food and drink from store on forgetfulness caused by post-traumatic stress disorder medication

Labour Court finds company procedures unfair but reduces WRC award by almost €50,000 over employee’s behaviour

Rehab said it could not afford the €900,000 cost of honouring agreement

Scheme for non-mechanic workers to join ranks rejected by 87 per cent of Siptu members balloted

Why has real wage growth slowed across different countries in the last two decades?

Employees were paid significantly less than terms specified in agreement with company when Limerick logistics centre shut down last year

Mohammad Younis was working 11 hours a day, seven days a week for two and a half years at his cousin’s takeaway, In that time he says was paid a total of €5,000

Academic on €154,000 salary claimed he had no role or work, and secondment constituted a penalisation

Transport company says €853m group pension deficit remains 'key' weakness in finances

The range of issues handled by the Labour Court has changed dramatically and so has the way proceedings are conducted

Unfair pay ‘led to a chronic retention and recruitment crisis’ in profession – Doherty

MLSA says 2,100 members will resume work on Wednesday in all hospital laboratories

Operator Transdev talking to its French head office as it faces ‘challenging’ environment

Woman working an 80-hour week, WRC hears

Labour Court recommendation had backed freeze until end of 2024

Joan Collins highlights ‘wider significance’ of Labour Court ruling on former Ivy workers

No reason needed to refuse staff to work from home, employment law expert tells seminar

Officers returning to non-core duties as final resolution to dispute over an allowance

Lender strongly refutes accusation, claims it has offered staff generous redundancy terms

Report set to be published on Wednesday but a draft copy of its findings seen by The Irish Times

With pay freeze in place and rising bills due to inflation, next two years will be tough

Seen & Heard: Wetherspoon sale of Blackrock pub, and Cowen seeks inquiry into ESB

Non-reporting of environmental damage ‘mirrored by culture of non-enforcement’

Seen & Heard: U2- and Liam Neeson-backed fund plans crowdfunding website

Applus carried out a million full NCT tests last year compared with 1.39m tests in 2019

Up to 9 per cent of workers in Ireland experience workplace bullying and it has a profound impact on victims

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

Seen & Heard: FBD ordered to make payments of ‘tens of thousands of euro’ to publicans over pandemic losses

Extra public holiday would not be of ‘big benefit’ to transport workers, says NBRU

Minister warns cost of recognising contribution of public sector could top €1bn