Marie Sherlock

Proposed laws involve the setting up of a senior executive accountability regime

Cabinet approves drafting of two new laws aimed at boosting workers’ rights

Discount travel pass for young people welcomed as ‘really positive measure’

Package of €4.7bn provides modest increases in pension and welfare rates

Changes to new childcare scheme favours children of working parents, critics say

Videos on social media showed large crowds gathering to socialise and drink near stadium

Concerns persist that purpose-built student accommodation is unaffordable for students

‘Not good enough’ for State employer to treat people in ‘insignificant manner’, says Doherty

Activities of north inner city group ‘suspended’ and appointment of chair rejected

Government is ‘pulling the rug’ from under people on the payment, says Sinn Féin

Government commits to paid leave for bereavement, reproductive health treatment

No recognition of creative arts as vital part of young people’s education, says Marie Sherlock

Wage rates on par or ahead of those in North or Britain, industry representatives say

Bitter dispute appears near resolution after a year of protests and pickets

O’Gorman to bring amendments to Cabinet requiring firms to publish differences in pay

Senators highlight mental effect of lockdown on musicians and artists unable to perform