Irish Life says most companies have some pension “gap” but are reluctant to operate two schemes in parallel
Ex-staffer claimed she was stripped of responsibility for financial matters because she ‘started to ask questions’
The need to provide somewhere to stay for incoming staff is increasing across sectors including hospitality and care homes
Rest is the most underused, chemical free, safe and effective alternative therapy available to us, workplace wellbeing expert says
Garda Síochána pays 15 minutes overtime to members to allow catch-up briefing ahead of their shifts
Has going 'above and beyond’ become the norm with little return? Tell us what you think
Two sides made further submissions on their respective positions on Monday
Five years after he died in a workplace accident, John McCann’s family are still waiting for answers
Unions plan May Day recruitment events against backdrop of Ictu awareness campaign highlighting benefits of being in a trade union
Immigration specialist warns ending of visa-free travel from South Africa will impact on Irish companies
Wild Geese: Colm Hamrogue, Christchurch, New Zealand
Avia Capital Leasing, a subsidiary of the second-largest bank in Russia, unable to pay redundancy after EU bank accounts frozen following invasion of Ukraine
The deal provides for about 150 redundancies on top of the roughly 50 jobs already lost to retirement
Post-pandemic surge in the practice suggest employers need to review the balance between the extra mile they ask of staff and the support they offer
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PwC confident sector will consolidate and improve outcome for pensioners but short-term challenges remain
Third highest pay out ever made at WRC granted to economist Dr Wim Naude, who said his career had been ‘ruined’
Grown-ups are needed in these troubled times but must do a better job on the problem of our changing climate
Zoom or Teams fatigue is real ‘and seeing your own reflection makes it even more tiring’, says lead researcher at University of Galway
Wild Geese: Claire Molloy, Munich
Department of Social Protection tells employers new rules will allow transfer from compulsory scheme to workplace alternative
Trevor Shaw was let go on Christmas Day to make way for a garda to drive Charlie McConalogue after security advice changed
Choice of event, how it is run and how ‘corporate’ it feels all feed into the mix for team-building events
Emergency call operators face abuse from ‘frequent flyer’ callers - while sticking to prescribed guidelines
Communications Workers Union gets agreements worth 8% for the postal workers and 11% for those in the telecom operator
Number of vacancies in professional roles down by 13.8 per cent on the final quarter to 2023, say Morgan McKinley
Claims emerge in court case taken against company by communications regulator ComReg
Students who outsource their thinking to AI tools pose a risk to future employers and more
Wild Geese: Paul Finnegan, New York city