Hundreds of Irish writers set to share millions of euro after €1.31bn Anthropic settlement
Artificial intelligence giant settles copyright infringement case
Housekeeping staff at dementia care facility set for three-day strike from Monday
Trade union cites lack of progress in regrading 20 staff involved in dispute
Warehouse worker awarded €15,000 over forced retirement after 65
Labour Court found worker had been discriminated against on basis of age after employer lost a contract
No laughing matter: Repairs to Marlay Park’s ‘ha-ha’ wall set to cost €660,000
Historical structures designed not to impede views and have appeared in period literature including Jane Austen
Parents face €400 monthly cost-hike due to creches’ withdrawal from Core Funding scheme
Fonthill Lodge group said requirement to freeze fees threatens the survival of two childcare facilities
Payment of up to €20,000 proposed to settle school staff pension dispute
School secretaries and caretakers aged 40 or over would get tax-free lump sums under Labour Court recommendation
Thousands of creche and early education staff to be balloted on pay proposals
Offers by two main representative bodies ‘unfair and unacceptable’, Siptu says
Paramedics vote to accept pay proposals as dispute with HSE ends
Package provides for pay increases of up to 23 per cent in some instances, with ballot conducted in recent weeks
Increase of 79c per hour to minimum wage recommended to Minister by pay commission
Peter Burke not obliged to proceed with increase but such recommendations have always previously been approved
Nurses and university lecturers latest public sector groups to ballot for industrial action
IFUT union says Government allowed recent pay deal to expire ‘without a credible process to replace it’
Strike by some staff at dementia care facility in Dublin set to proceed
Housekeeping staff at St Joseph’s nursing home in Shankill are seeking to be regraded
Sharp reduction in professional vacancies in Ireland hits pay and conditions, report finds
The average number of onsite days required by employers continues to edge upwards
Ireland is not experiencing a downturn, we are told. But the threat of one is very real
Latest figures from Morgan McKinley show a sharp decline in the number of professional job vacancies
Customers unlikely to see drop in prices due to VAT cut for restaurants, Harris says
Move helping hospitality sector and hairdressers is expected to cost €681m and has attracted criticism
Government introduces VAT cut for hospitality sector despite criticism
Controversial policy measure has been heavily criticised by economists since its announcement in Budget 2026