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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

Work Q&A: I recently started a new role at a financial services company that insisted I take a lower position than I interviewed for

Understand that Elon Musk isn’t the first boss to ask staff to list top five things at work, just the worst

Me & My Money: Lisa O’Connell, founder and owner, Forus Training

Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke received a collective redundancy notification from the software company on February 4th

There’s a clear correlation between an employee’s effort and motivation and their relationship with the boss

You may have to work four extra days for the same monthly pay cheque depending on the day the month starts on or payday falls

The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Not as many hard-charging banks as you might think

Wild Geese: Progression with BNY and frequent travelling to the US led Alan Flanagan and his family to move to New Jersey in 2016

AI Advisory Group seeks setting up of ‘observatory’ to inform debate on artificial intelligence issues

Reports of the death of remote working are ‘greatly exaggerated’, says ICTU with numbers of those ‘remarkably high, this far out of lockdown’

The naturally occurring ‘stress hormone’ helps to regulate our stress responses and our sleep-wake cycle

Leaving your job to become self-employed offers independence and potentially a higher salary but also poses risks to your pension, personal life and sanity

New Innovator: Hirehire provides ‘meaningful’ interview summaries, unlike its competitors, says cofounder

Phillip Beattie, who provided accountancy services, has taken unfair dismissal case against Protestant Aid

Industry professionals outline the key pressure points from a year in which remote working tensions featured strongly

The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Why is simple, straightforward clarity beyond so many organisations?

You might need to brush your hair to go ‘camera on’, but showing your face can forge trust. Author Andrew Brodsky on what he’s learned about digital communication

Remote working relief is now the third-most-commonly claimed despite the modest sums on offer

Wild Geese: Michael O'Dwyer, Stockholm

Manager claims he was ordered to sign off on ‘inflated’ prices and demoted, Workplace Relations Commission hears

Deadline looms on UK offer to buy back up to 17 years of national insurance contributions to qualify for or improve your UK state pension

Measures such as parental leave and childcare subsidies have done little to halt the slide, research has found

Return to work mandates can weed out underperforming staff but risk pushing away valued workers

Lawyers, bankers and many other professionals are now using chatbots to communicate, some without company oversight

Denis O’Brien (86) had worked in the same factory since 1957 until it closed this week

Research shows the human brain can’t cope with doing too much at once, so don’t take that meeting while you dog walk

Businesses are tightening hybrid work rules but homeworking levels have so far barely budged

Wild Geese: Johnny Allen, Australia

Company joins Meta, Alphabet and Amazon in rolling back DEI initiatives following Trump’s return to US presidency

There is no right to remote work, but a request must be considered by an employer

Income distribution points to critical policy questions, including how to deal with a congested Dublin and underdevelopment in rural Ireland

Most companies looking for middle ground between quitting schemes and provoking conservative activists

AI is unlikely to directly replace you, but someone who can use the technology might