Q&A: What is the pension payment error all about and can the money be recouped?
Addressing overpayments may prove complicated for State, retirees and ministers
School secretaries and caretakers vote to take indefinite strike action from August
Issue centres around exclusion from public service pension scheme to which teachers and SNAs have access
Doctor found guilty of attempting to use fake diplomas to register with Medical Council
Doctor claimed to have specialist qualification in cardiology from Charles University in Prague, fitness to practise hearing told
Proposed changes to rent rules will incentivise evictions, housing charity warns
Property owners group says planned reforms, set to go before Cabinet on Tuesday, would be unfair to private landlords
Harris praises Madleen volunteers for highlighting ‘urgent need for humanitarian aid’ to reach Gaza
Tánaiste says it should not be left to a ‘small group of civilians’ to get aid into the territory
PhD woes: ‘Financially, I can’t really take care of myself, and I certainly couldn’t take care of anybody else’
PhD researchers in Ireland say the payment they receive is simply not enough
Wellman staff unions to meet examiner to discuss possible sale of Cavan plant
Cavan recycling facility employs 217 people but management has warned of potential need for job losses
Childcare costs cap could save some families up to €10,000
No parent should pay more than €295 a week for a child attending part of Core Funding scheme
Unions call on workers to pause for ‘reflection’ on child deaths in Gaza
Event not intended as a work stoppage, with employees encouraged to co-ordinate with employers
Public sector union calls for non-members benefiting from salary deals to be forced to pay dues
Fórsa says ‘free-riding’ is a growing problem for trade unions
Bono criticises USAid cuts in lengthy interview with podcaster Joe Rogan
U2 frontman’s comments rile billionaire former Trump administration official Elon Musk
Biochemist on special purpose contract with Children’s Health Ireland loses unfair dismissal claim
Mary Ann Healy said she believed her complaint against her line manager prompted her dismissal
Gardaí dealt with more disruptive passengers at Dublin Airport so far this year than in all of 2024
Incidents include unruly passengers fighting among themselves and abusing or assaulting staff, says IAA
Most Irish J1 students unaffected by US move to halt interviews for visas
US State Department prepares to expand social media vetting of foreign students
‘I felt like I was his slave’: The Irish food industry’s exploitation of workers
Employment legislation breaches include working very long hours, being paid below the minimum wage, and not getting holidays due