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More than half the respondents to embassy report say they have experienced discrimination
Ger Malone tells Workplace Relations Commission management ‘conspired’ to ensure she lost her position
Emergency call operators face abuse from ‘frequent flyer’ callers - while sticking to prescribed guidelines
Bill O’Sullivan says situation at doors of homes got ‘hot and heavy’ last July when scandal relating to Ryan Tubridy’s pay first came to light
Tara Mines production has been shut down since last July, with 650 workers temporarily laid off
Siptu officials and union members at Dublin Bus, Irish Rail and Luas to appear before Oireachtas committee as part of campaign for establishment of dedicated transport policing unit
Communications Workers Union gets agreements worth 8% for the postal workers and 11% for those in the telecom operator
There will be a three-month extension to the payment scheme for HSE employees impacted by long Covid
Number of vacancies in professional roles down by 13.8 per cent on the final quarter to 2023, say Morgan McKinley
Isaac Nolan and his girlfriend, Kes, hope that moving back to his family home in Wexford will enable them to add to existing savings and buy their own place within two years
Youth Council warns of ‘long-term impacts on social cohesion if young people feel increasingly alienated, unsupported and deprived of opportunities’
Employment in the sector overall grew by more than 80 per cent between the first quarter of 2012 and the end of last year
Group expresses dismay over lack of response to call it issued last month to presidents of third-levels institutions to take action
Most of the €3m fund allocated to retraining staff was unspent and returned to Government at the end of last year
Call for State supports to businesses to be targeted as many seem unable to ‘wean themselves off’ wide range of help