AI in the office: Trust gap with staff is a big hurdle for companies
In banking and insurance, 50% of the work that gets done today could actually be executed and completed by technology on its own, Accenture says
Families hit by monthly fee increases of €400 a month at four Dublin childcare facilities
Increases unavoidable say management, but parents respond that no choice but to pay
Unions ‘appalled’ by advocate general recommendation minimum wages directive be annulled
European Court of Justice to decide later this year on fate of directive which Ictu views as ‘the most significant and far-reaching’ on workers’ rights in decades
Moves by Meta and Amazon to drop diversity programmes in US unlikely to affect Ireland
Apple, which employs 6,000 here, has asked shareholders to vote against move seen as courting favour with Trump administration
Labour and Social Democrats abdicated responsibility by not ‘fighting’ for power, O’Gorman tells Greens convention
Roderic O’Gorman’s comments came as 300 Green Party delegates attended event in Dublin
‘I think our building is next’: Dublin man living in LA returns to apartment thick with ash
Irish people impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires give their first-hand accounts of panic, shock, devastation ... and hope
HSE staffing increase would not prevent industrial action, union official warns
Proposed increase of just over 3,500 to staff numbers is intended to cater for new services and so will not address outstanding issues, unions say
Department of Agriculture reveals 8 per cent gender pay gap as difference narrows
Three departments, including Education, reported pay gaps trending in the wrong direction
‘Employers can be very creative’: exploitation of migrant workers on the rise
WRC cases taken on behalf of workers are likely to be ‘the tip of the iceberg’, and even in successful cases, nonpayment of awards is a significant issue
Number of workplace fatalities falls by a quarter in 2024
Incidents involving vehicles still the most likely cause of death, while six people who died were struck by a heavy or falling object, five died after falling themselves, and five were crushed
School could return to court to have Enoch Burke sent back to jail after he again defies court order
Judge said last month option would be open to Wilson’s Hospital when he released former teacher who has spent over 500 days in jail
As Ireland’s cold snap continues, what measures are being taken to restore power and water services?
Defence Forces drafted in as crews from ESB Networks and Uisce Éireann struggle to reach facilities due to conditions
‘I told him I can only work Irish school hours’: Fighting for work-life balance in Ireland’s tech sector
Frederic Meyer’s bosses in a US multinational could not let him set an example, so he left
Shop owners who felt ‘betrayed’ by manager attending job interview ordered to pay €13,500 for unfair dismissal
Assistant shop manager awarded compensation after she was sacked for gross misconduct for attending job interview on lunch break
Senior Department of Enterprise official appointed to lead Local Government Management Agency
Pauline Mulligan has been a civil servant for more than 30 years