Remote Working

The seven cases decided by the commission’s adjudication officers to date have all been rejected, according to Department of Enterprise data

Survey of IT decision makers shows vast majority are still catering to remote employees and expect little change

Economist warns the lack of work-from-home opportunities in the North could affect recruitment and retention of staff

For some the pandemic offered an opportunity to ‘shut the laptop and never look back’; for others it was a time of fear and vulnerability whose consequences are still being felt

Ryan Roslansky recently opened the professional networking platform’s new offices in Dublin

PFH Technology worker was made redundant within six months

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

It’s like the historical policies that govern these routines emerged from a system where there was always a mammy at home

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

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

Minister says increased office attendance is needed for sufficient ‘in-person interaction with colleagues’

Some 84% of employers are planning salary increases averaging 3.4 per cent this year, says Cpl

Some readers point out negatives of lack of office time: ‘I believe that working from home is eroding what it means and feels like to be part of a team’

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

Almost one in four taxpayers is paying more tax than they should but how can you get back what you are owed?

Data shows proportion of fully remote vacancies close to its lowest level since 2019

Company chief Will Carmody targets similar rate of growth for 2025 in bid to compete with big firms in Irish market

Taoiseach says there is a ‘balance to be struck’ on office attendance in Civil Service

Fórsa says Department of Social Protection staff and some staff in Department of Finance have been instructed to increase number of office workdays

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Department of Social Protection staff told to work up to three days weekly in office, depending on grade

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Our six top tips to help you navigate your children at home for the day while you are remote working

Allies say move is intended to help Trump replace long-serving workers with loyalists faithful to agenda

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Employers’ attitude could prove counterproductive amid shortage of skilled workers

Donald Trump’s push to get federal workers back to the office is putting pressure on US multinationals to row back on flexible working arrangements

WRC adjudicators say legislation gives them no power to consider merits of decisions made on flexible working requests – only the process followed

Unlike quiet quitters, who can be managed back to productivity, soft quitters have to be convinced the work is worth doing

US bank wants all staff back in the office full time from March

Workers left to balance home and family life, along with the costs, by themselves

Companies ‘appear to be struggling’ to comply with rules, especially with remote working, study finds

Many company bosses are pushing for a complete return to the office but does research and lived experience back that position

Demand for office space is rising again. But, with businesses downsizing, and vacancy rates remaining among Europe’s highest, owners of older blocks will have to start cutting asking rents

Pay increases that go above rate of inflation among other key issues next government must address, says union

‘Conscious unbossing’ is the new buzz phrase in Gen Z-based employment, but is it just individualism repackaged?

Businesses flag traffic congestion and housing as key issues, with focus on Greater Dublin area

London is the only big city where it is more expensive for so-called digital nomads to set up shop

Real collaboration and innovation occurs face to face, with a freer flow of ideas and discussion than virtual encounters

What is the advice regarding requests for bespoke work-from-home arrangements?