Porter who did not get full annual leave for a decade wins case against HSE
By 2015 man accumulated five and a half months’ paid leave entitlement, WRC told
Cinema manager sacked after sleeping at desk, gets €1,600 at WRC
Worker said he had been drinking the previous night and may have smelled of alcohol, hearing told
Administrator employed by UCD for 4 years awarded €15,000 by WRC
Woman should did not get contractual status she should have, adjudicating officer
Rotunda master role runners-up express dismay at choice of male
Two unsuccessful female candidates voice disappointment as Prof Seán Daly selected
Seán Moncrieff: Here’s your new year’s resolution: do less work
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‘I was made a fool of, laughed at and belittled in front of staff and clients. It was unbearable’
Bullying in the workplace: We asked you tell us about your experiences. This is what you said
Youth work abuser hired despite previous assault conviction
Internal inquiry found man ‘should not have been employed’ by charity Extern
Empty offices on Mondays and Fridays spell trouble for businesses
Pilita Clark: In Australia the spread of hybrid work is leading to fears for the future of city centres
Coveney overruled military chief’s recommendation to rehire former officers
Department officials advised against hiring retired commandants
Remote working ‘revolution’ bringing people back to towns and villages
Population of west Clare resort of Kilkee jumps as more people take up residence
Jennifer O'Connell: Working mothers are bearing an unfair burden in lockdown fallout
Teachers and parents are stepping up to the homeschooling challenge. It is time employers did too
Social welfare ‘chaos’ experienced by airline staff
Pay-cut Aer Lingus employees complain of forms with errors and inconsistent outcomes
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Why tech can’t close the diversity gap
Companies must focus not just on who they hire but on who chooses to leave
Dublin’s night workers: ‘In 38 years, I’d never seen an owl in the city centre’
Post office workers, cleaners, grocers and gardaí marvel at changes Covid-19 has made in Dublin
Cork men quarantined in Vietnam after St Patrick’s Day party
Friends will miss repatriation flight to Ireland and are awaiting Covid-19 test results
Citi names Limerick native Cecilia Ronan European unit chief
Ronan remains as country officer for Citi’s business in Ireland
Gwyneth Paltrow’s adventures in the post-fact snake-oil business
Patrick Freyne: The Goop Lab, on Netflix, ventures inside Paltrow’s bizarre company
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Annrai O’Toole’s new startup is designed to help both workers and employers
Irish companies to battle it out for tech company of year award
Awards seek to highlight entrepreneurship and innovation in digital technologies
Ethical investing: How to fund your pension while staying true to your values
Pricewatch: Options are slim if you want to avoid putting your money into certain industries
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Flunkey business: ‘The Apprentice’ is back – and this time it’s personnel
The show only tests ability to suck up to Lord Sugar and laugh loudly at his lame jokes
KBC criticised for letting convicted man into its workforce
Bank’s HR accused by Workplace Relations Commission of ‘sloppiness’ over the incident
Una Mullally: Unpaid internships threaten all workers
The expectation of free labour limits diversity and undermines rights in the workplace
New technology enables disabled people to integrate into workplace
Assistive applications open up mainstream opportunities to people with disabilities
Weinstein’s ‘wing women’ kept ‘bible’ of his likes and dislikes
Allegation is in New York attorney general’s lawsuit against Bob and Harvey Weinstein
Cork flood protection plan needs broader focus, says Dutch expert
Proposal should also include issues such as river access, says Erik Kraaij
What I learned about mental health from watching The A-Team
Patrick Freyne: TV regularly uses psychological problems to give a character “depth”
Zevas Communications to create 50 new jobs in Cork
Outsourcing company provides services to Google, Twitter and PayPal
Ryanair rejects claims its pilot pay negotiations are ‘a sham’
Airline’s HR director questioned in continuing action against pilots’ group
Campaigners to present Cork Harbour barrier plan to Dáil committee
Office of Public Works says preliminary costing suggests structure not viable
Ryanair cancellations throw plans of thousands into disarray
Has the ‘low fare airline’ moved closer to being the ‘don’t care airline’?
My wife and I are arguing more and I don’t know what to do
I do a three-day week, while she works full-time. But I’m stressed at home and in work
Algae lattes and naked tightrope walking? We Irish lose the run of ourselves easily
Paddy Logue: Who else would queue overnight to pay €500,000 for ordinary-looking houses?
EY wins big at 2017 gradireland awards
Renewed focus on student outreach credited with financial consultancy firm’s success
Siptu condemns Department’s two-tier minimum wage plan
Department of Health proposed withholding minimum wage rise for ‘sleepover hours’
Cultivation of company’s culture essential for united workforce
It pays to spend time developing real values to support an aspirational company culture
Graduate programme profile: Lidl Ireland and Northern Ireland
Applicants have the opportunity to apply for one of 13 different business streams
Clerys staff bid farewell to Dublin institution
Wynn’s Hotel function gives former employees of store ‘much needed closure’
Department of Health seeks cuts in Child and Family Agency
Tusla is struggling to respond to needs of thousands of children at risk of abuse and neglect
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