Half of Early Learning and Care staff expect to leave job within five years – OECD report
Survey found 97% of workers in Irish sector have high qualifications but low level of job satisfaction
Further traffic disruption likely as taxi drivers schedule Uber protest for Wednesday
Drivers campaigning against company’s new fixed-fare model set to affect evening rush hour
‘He performed a wonderful public service’: Hugh Wallace, architect and TV presenter, dies aged 68
The Dubliner presented RTÉ’s Home of the Year and the Great House Revival
Communications union seeks meeting over proposed job losses at Meta contractor Covalen
Facebook parent company seeking about 400 redundancies with area of content moderation likely affected
Rush hour Dublin traffic disrupted by taxi protest against Uber fixed fares
Company says its fixed-fare system allows for ‘more earning opportunities for drivers’
Sixty-seven human trafficking victims identified by gardaí in 2024
Figure is a 25% increase on 2023 and brings to 633 the number of individuals formally identified since 2013
What are the new family reunification rules for migrant workers?
The Government is tightening rules to bring them in line with other EU countries, but critics say the new policies are too restrictive
Fame could cut musicians’ lifespan as much as casual smoking does, study suggests
Popular singers die four years earlier than less famous ones, researchers find
Strike action at Carroll’s meats suspended for talks
More than 100 production line workers had taken industrial action
Overseas workers appeal for changes to income rules so children can join them in Ireland
Many on general visas, including meat packers and healthcare assistants, do not meet threshold
Siptu members at Carroll’s meats to stage two further work stoppages
Dispute is over pay and conditions as well as union recognition
Unemployment rate hits four-year high in latest CSO Labour Force Survey
Rise primarily driven by significant increases in the rates of joblessness among those aged between 15 and 24
FAI and Siptu hold talks at WRC over ongoing redundancy programme
Discussions ended without agreement on Wednesday with further meeting planned for Friday
AI likely to be used to organise and undermine next general election, committee hears
Expert characterises artificial intelligence as the ‘asbestos of social relationships’
AI use creating recruitment ‘doom loop’ for job seekers and employers, hiring platform says
Almost half of job applicants surveyed in Ireland say they lost trust in the hiring process, research from Greenhouse finds