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The friction that comes with disagreement, even if it’s awkward sometimes, allows for creativity, growth and innovation

The seven cases decided by the commission’s adjudication officers to date have all been rejected, according to Department of Enterprise data

Your national insurance number is vital if you are looking to buy voluntary national insurance to secure or boost the amount of a UK state pension

While retired people make up 16 per cent of the population they hold 27 per cent of net wealth in the country

UK pension and revenue systems have clearly been overwhelmed by demand, but as long as you follow the protocols your claim will be addressed

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The offer of buying back years of national insurance coverage is limited to people under a certain age

British authorities have right to seek proof to back up your application for cheaper Class 2 contributions and your PRSI record will do that

Wild Geese: Ronan Guilfoyle, Cayman Islands

Confusion over conversation with Department of Social Protection leaves reader worried about future of their Irish state pension

If enhancing my UK pension will push me into the higher tax bracket, is it worth making voluntary contributions?

Reverse mentoring allows managers learn from those on the front line and make those junior colleagues feel more empowered

Survey of IT decision makers shows vast majority are still catering to remote employees and expect little change

Bankhawk held back payment as ‘leverage’ to get staff member to sign non-disclosure agreement ahead of redundancy

Work Q&A: Most of those working from home tend to see the positives, but the scenario is wearing a bit thin for some

Bill will remove requirement for workers to retire at 65, one year before eligibility for State pension

Incorrect guidance from HMRC has led to confusion on rules for buying back national insurance to boost UK state pension

Economist warns the lack of work-from-home opportunities in the North could affect recruitment and retention of staff

Demands for customer feedback have gone from bad to out of control

Me & My Money: David Brophy, conductor and pianist

Wild Geese: John Molloy

External adjudicators angry at email from WRC director-general threatening to cut their case load and earnings

Adjusting our language based on our audience and the purpose of the conversation or presentation is key to engagement

Work Q&A: Employers are legally obliged to investigate workplace complaints, but the process ‘can cause a lot of suffering to all parties’

Part-time work, caring commitments and the gender pay gap mean women are at a big disadvantage when it comes to pension income

Key thing for those who worked in UK is to get your expression of interest in ahead of April 5th deadline

It’s a lot harder than it should be despite decades of corporate effort

Federal investigation of initiatives is bosses’ ‘number one’ worry as Trump attacks ‘immoral discrimination’

Wild Geese: John O’Kelly owns an architectural steel company in Dubai, which is currently building the Ugandan parliament building

Irish people who worked in the UK can purchase up to 17 years of national insurance to cover gaps since 2006 if they apply by April 5th

Ryan Roslansky recently opened the professional networking platform’s new offices in Dublin

Legislative changes which came into effect in November 2023 and provided for victims of domestic abuse

Flexibility and independence are upsides of self-employment but make sure it does not come at too high a price

Dr Hilton Koppe now runs workshops to help health workers to deal with trauma

Given what they know now, some top financial experts offer advice to younger people on making key financial decisions

How much it will cost depends on your personal circumstances but you will need to be no older than 72 at this point, or 70 for a woman

Nearly every second adult in countries across the world thinks it is job done on female equality, which it patently is not

Wild Geese: Sean Moriarty runs Quinta do Lago resort

High-growth companies are often so excited about the opportunity, they wonder: why isn’t everyone else?

The move will see as much as 10% of company’s Irish workforce let go