Labour Court

Complaints continue as growing number of workers seek to stay on and employers adapt to changing landscape

Deepak Fasteners turned down request from 45-year veteran to stay on for one year until he reached State pension age

Gerard Foy had reported a colleague for pouring water over a patient at the residential facility

Labour Court hearing X appeal of €550,131 award by Workplace Relations Commission to former senior manager in social media group’s Dublin office

Ballot to take place on deal providing basic pay rises of more than 20% in return for work practice-changes and loss of premium payments

Labour Court hears former Twitter executive is over €16,000 out of pocket each month since failure to sign Musk’s ‘hard core’ email saw his ousted

Healthcare workers affected by long Covid say a Government payment scheme should be extended indefinitely

Scheme will remain in place until end of year, as unions urge Government to classify Covid as an occupational illness in line with most other EU countries

Labour Court recommends scheme be extended for a further six months

Nurses who contracted long Covid remain trapped in a post-pandemic freeze frame, battling extreme fatigue, brain fog, weakened immunity, headaches and pain

Labour Court sets aside three days for hearing

Labour Court had found in test case that shop should pay €1,140 to employee

Impact of work to rule by overnight maintenance staff likely to impact on availability of vehicles

Individual €500 payments recommended following Labour Court dispute

Issue had arisen because university was bound by HEA regulations, court finds

Claim was rejected by Labour Court

Labour Court has overturned number of WRC rulings

Workplace Relations Commission had deemed earlier in year that a staff member was entitled to €30,000 compensation on grounds of discrimination as a parent

Union wants to see new legislation to tackle antisocial behaviour on buses and trains

Sectoral Employment Order expected to be discussed by Oireachtas and Dáil committee on Wednesday before being signed by Minister on Thursday

Transport group’s pensioners protest against their benefits being frozen at 2008 levels

Long-running case involving prison officer Robert Cunningham was the subject of a High Court action before being referred back to the Labour Court

Labour Court made order in relation to Aodhagán Ó Suird and Gaelscoil Moshíológ in Gorey and High Court directed his return to role from last August

Ialpa members vote 85 per cent in favour of deal after Labour Court had recommended a 17.75% increase

Outcome of pilots’ ballot on 17.75% pay deal will be announced today amid ongoing concerns it could trigger a chain reaction

Airline launches seat sale as vote on pilots' pay deal nears

Some pilots who did not work out of hours in line with work-to-rule instructions had a ‘failure to join’ marked on rosters - a formal airline sanction

Pilots should accept the deal which has been recommended by the Labour Cour and end their action

No further flights to be axed following suspension of industrial action, with pilots’ union members set to vote on 17.75% pay rise

Carrier accepts Labour Court recommendation of 17.75% pay increase but union yet to make recommendation to its members

Airline has accepted terms while union executive ponders proposal that also increases allowances and writes off 2019 deal ‘debt’

Breakthrough in balance as Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association considers terms of proposed deal

Affected passenger says airline staff told his son cancellation of service to France was fault of ‘bad pilots’

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