Has the St Brigid’s Day bank holiday helped tourism?
Boosting the tourism sector during a traditionally quiet time was one of the key arguments for honouring the 5th century nun
George Nkencho inquest: Jury returns narrative verdict
The 27-year-old died after being shot multiple times by gardaí outside his west Dublin home in December 2020
Staff training the key to companies unlocking productivity potential of AI, EY finds
Survey suggests growing gap between artificial intelligence investment and return seen by companies
Imminent work to rule by HSE physiologists called off to allow for more talks
Action had been due to start on Friday morning but was deferred on Thursday evening
Siptu seeks engagement with Glen Dimplex as 51 jobs to go in Newry
Company is engaged in ongoing restructuring of its operations
Family of electrician (24) killed during Storm Ali in 2018 call for urgent new law
Family of electrician killed while working during 2018 storm speak at Unite event
Local authority IT staff to commence slowdown over staffing levels and grading
Fórsa workers will not engage with outside contractors or work outside normal hours
Twitter manager subject to ‘direct dismissal in which he played no part’, court told
Labour Court hearing an appeal by Twitter, now X, of an award of €550,131 made at the Workplace Relations Commissions to Gary Rooney for unfair dismissal
Road safety group joins hauliers in saying it has lost faith in RSA
Irish Road Haulage Association wrote to every local authority suggesting they pass a motion of no confidence in the RSA
Cameras to detect motorists breaking traffic lights may be rolled out within year, says TD
National strategy on issue is due in coming months
Trinity researcher told ‘associate professor’ title is purely honorary
Man on €98,000 salary fails in Labour Court bid to secure annual pay rises
Skills shortages hampering company growth, Ibec report suggests
Employer group wants better access to National Training Fund to which they must contribute each year
Taxi industry turning into ‘wild west’ as tech firms seek to take over, TDs hear
Big firms seek to ‘make out like bandits’ at expense of drivers and customers, representative groups say
Salesman sacked after using company card in local pub 30 times has compensation cut
Fergal McGrath, accused of buying cigarettes and lottery tickets with company money, was unfairly dismissed, Labour court holds
Nurses at Naas General Hospital set to take industrial action over ‘frustration, burnout’
INMO serves notice of action due to start on February 9th over unsafe staffing levels