Nepalese restaurant worker has €23,000 award overturned over delay in making complaint
Suman Bhurtel was found to have been paid €8.24 an hour while working 70-hour weeks at Castleisland’s Chicken Club
Retirement age remains bone of contention at WRC and Labour Court ahead of legislation
Complaints continue as growing number of workers seek to stay on and employers adapt to changing landscape
Indian health workers in Ireland: ‘Any nurse getting ready to come here will now be warned’
Amid increased awareness of racist attacks on Indian nationals, healthcare professionals say nurses and doctors from India are nervous to work in Ireland
Thousands of ChatGPT conversations accessible online despite efforts to erase them
Report highlights difficulty with erasing online posts once they have been made public
Two online influencers found in breach of advertising standards over product posts
They should have been clearer over online messages being advertisements, says watchdog
Cost of hiring agency staff in hospitals hit €380m last year
HSE says high spend was despite intensive recruitment efforts, but David Cullinane criticises figures as ‘completely unacceptable’
Union and Bank of Ireland in row over changes to hybrid working arrangements
FSU instructs members in BOI to continue current working practices and not to agree to changes due to take effect on September 1st
Agency nurse’s two complaints alleging penalisation rejected by Labour Court
Gerard Foy had reported a colleague for pouring water over a patient at the residential facility
Hilary Weston, who helped build Penneys and Brown Thomas, has died aged 83
From Dún Laoghaire, Hilary Weston became a prominent figure in business and philanthropic circles in UK and Canada
‘My jaw hit the floor’: OpenAI disables ChatGPT feature that made user prompts accessible on search engines
Private and commercially sensitive material made accessible on the internet as users fail to understand impact of chatbot feature
Ireland fined €1.54m for delay in writing EU work-life balance directive into law
Ictu says Ireland has tended to be bad at transposing directives into Irish law but officials say we are currently ranked second best
Politicians among 400,000 public servants to receive pay rise as part of national deal
This will be the fifth of seven scheduled increases under the terms of national pay deal
Senior X executive concedes 48-hour window for Twitter staff to decide future was ‘not ideal’
Labour Court hearing X appeal of €550,131 award by Workplace Relations Commission to former senior manager in social media group’s Dublin office
Paramedics to vote on proposal for ending extended dispute at National Ambulance Service
Ballot to take place on deal providing basic pay rises of more than 20% in return for work practice-changes and loss of premium payments
Twitter challenges €550,000 WRC award to former Dublin-based manager it says took ‘enhanced opportunity’ to depart job
Labour Court hears former Twitter executive is over €16,000 out of pocket each month since failure to sign Musk’s ‘hard core’ email saw his ousted