Labour Court

Passengers complain of delays in getting refunds as a result of cancelled flights

Customers will be given option to change flight or seek refund, airline says

With two sides at loggerheads over pay, Labour Court is formally intervening with a hearing on Wednesday

Irish Airline Pilots’ Association has warns of further industrial action if talks fail to resolve dispute which has upended more than 60,000 people’s travel plans

Both sides will return to the court on Monday in a bid to break deadlock over bitter dispute

Negotiations between union and airline end without agreement with Ialpa to consider stepping up industrial action

Calm at Dublin Airport as Ialpa industrial action begins but Minister warns of damage to economy, Ireland’s reputation and the lives of ordinary people

Labour Court stalls on intervening following meetings

Row over pilot pay continues with over 200 flights cancelled due to work-to-rule beginning on Wednesday and a pilot strike on Saturday

Both sides agree to meet on Tuesday in latest bid to resolve pay row

Airline has warned of the potential for significant disruption and a ‘devastating impact’ on customers in peak summer season

Talks break up on Thursday night without agreement

Labour Court sets aside WRC decision awarding stage hand €5,337

Labour Court makes interim recommendation that could mean parties return to talks

Labour Court confirms Workplace Relations Commission ruling against founding member of Irish Film Workers Association

Two sides made further submissions on their respective positions on Monday

Pilots seeking pay increases of more than 20%

Dispute centres on Superannuation Scheme 1951, which has assets worth €1.5 billion and nearly 5,000 members

Labour Court to hear this week from both sides in long-running pay dispute

Hybrid is the future - US research found average workers come in 2.6 days a week, while it is unlikely everyone will ever return for the full five

Fianna Fáil justice spokesman Jim O’Callaghan had suggested ‘intensive programme’ for after recruitment

Sinn Féin leader says Donnelly was ‘thrown under the bus’ while Taoiseach accuses SF of being ‘seriously high tax’ party

Leo Varadkar says it is not role of Government ministers to ‘get involved directly in industrial relations disputes’

Labour Court recommendation for 5 per cent pay rise for 30,000 workers in sector could lead to industrial unrest, Siptu has warned, with some creches due to close this week as part of protest

It’s a lot more difficult for smaller parties to win in three-seat constituencies

Court finds procedures followed in Co Galway case had not been fair because school principal had been involved at more than one stage of investigation

The nine staff behind the pay claim worked for the Dublin bookshop before it was taken over in 1999

No causal link between protected disclosure and suspension/final written warning, Labour Court finds

Implementation of industry-wide agreement had been held up by High Court action

Three trainee gardaí with visible tattoos were sent home from the Garda Training College in Co Tipperary

Labour Court suggests workers should receive a 5% rise this year with further increases until 2025

Siptu warns of an increase in the number of stations impacted by the strike action if matters remain unresolved after a week

Displaced sitting principal has reached ‘mutually satisfactory’ arrangement with Department of Education, judge told

Management and union at odds over basis on which emergency cover is being provided during strike which involved about 2,000 firefighters

In many cases the firefighters, who are technically part time, say they are on call 24/7 and are paid a retainer of between €8,000 and €12,000

Eleven-year fight to clear name was ‘like being caught in quicksand,’ says Wexford school principal on battle with school’s board of management to get job back

Siptu members reject Labour Court proposals by margin of more than four to one

Both sides attended court on Monday but there was no suggestion of breakthrough on dispute

Department of Enterprise suggested involvement of former Siptu official Paul Bell might give rise later to man he effectively replaced Ictu nominee to the court challenging procedures

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