Most Irish companies say AI won’t hit their staff numbers
Use of AI in job interviews becoming a greater flashpoint
Census 1926 shows how work has changed in Ireland over a century
What would the drovers, coopers and gatekeepers of a century ago make of the air travel assistants and environmental services managers of today?
Frontline health workers who developed Long Covid set to have full sick pay restored amid case reviews
Special Leave Scheme which kept the staff, mainly nurses, on full pay had been discontinued at end of last year
May bank holiday weather: Here’s what Met Éireann says to expect
Met Éireann expects spell of good weather to end
Legislation on right to request remote working is failing workers, committee hears
Recent moves by AIB and BoI to bring people back to the office more, ‘biggest issue’ since 1992 strike
RTÉ needs renewed focus on public service broadcasting, union-backed paper states
‘Decline of public media has allowed space for the spread of disinformation’, document says
New EU rules on harmonisation of laptop chargers come into effect
New regulations have applied to many smaller devices like mobile phones, cameras and tablets since 2024
‘Sixty-three people went to work last year and didn’t come back’: Lives lost in the workplace remembered
Annual Workers’ Memorial Day event highlights need for concrete action from employers, the Government and the European Union to prioritise workplace safety
Meta contractor Covalen plans to make 700 workers redundant at Dublin operation
Announcement by company follows recent round of more than 300 redundancies at firm
AI in the workplace: ‘AI is probably an easy scapegoat, almost a victimless crime’
Employers need to engage more with their staff when deploying AI, says the chair of the UK’s Institute for the Future of Work
Unions hoping meeting on Long Covid will produce resolution for frontline health workers
Nurses and other hospital staff currently on half-pay after expiry of special payment scheme
Large increase in number of complaints over disability discrimination at work
Complaints made to WRC in 2025 saw 52% increase on previous year’s tally of 622
Enoch Burke’s appeal against dismissal ends after he repeatedly interrupted proceedings
Burke disrupted panel after he took issue with Wilson’s Hospital School having legal representation
Could Ireland face a period of worker discontent after the fuel protests?
Package for sectors hit by high diesel costs noted by some who believe militant response is needed in relation to rising cost of living
Perceived racism may hit Ireland’s ability to attract international workers, conference hears
Ibec employment law event hears of ongoing delays in renewing Irish Residence Permits