Stephen Bourke

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Stephen Bourke is a contributor to The Irish Times

Aer Lingus pilot says ‘subterfuge’ on safety report ‘an effort to mislead the authorities’

Former employee accuses airline of penalising him as a whistleblower for reporting his concerns

‘Let’s see how long before he posts this’: IAA boss accidentally includes Aer Lingus pilot in email

Former Aer Lingus employee giving evidence at WRC in whistleblower penalisation case

Pilot ‘escorted out’ of Aer Lingus HQ by gardaí says he felt like a ‘criminal’

Sacked employee had vowed to go on hunger strike

‘I thought I was going to die’: Aer Lingus pilot on flight he claims left him with brain injury

Former captain with carrier and legal team set out case at Workplace Relations Commission hearing

WRC awards €11,000 to worker sacked within days of warning bosses about manager’s ‘irregular’ practices

Worker receives award for 20 weeks’ loss of earnings

Courier who had pay docked for accidentally damaging customer’s garage door wins claim

Employee’s pay was levied for accidentally damaging customer’s garage door, WRC told

Former election candidate claims he was unfairly sacked after whistleblower move

Tony Corrigan pursuing employment rights complaints against his former employer, Identity Digital Ltd, at the Workplace Relations Commission

Musician to advance challenge to mandatory retirement age at Royal Irish Academy of Music

Musician John Finucane is challenging a mandatory retirement age of 70 at the Royal Irish Academy of Music

Woman denied access to apartment complex gym wins discrimination case

WRC directs Dillon Marshall Property Consultants to pay tenant €2,500 compensation

Senior manager at disability charity wins record €323,000 for ‘egregious’ whistleblower penalisation

Award against Waterford Intellectual Disability Association more than triple previous record sum

Veteran HIV charity manager claiming whistleblower penalisation faces disciplinary action

WRC hears of alleged bullying and transphobia

Firing of M&S worker after wife secretly copied staff discount card ruled unfair

Facility was used 73 times in six weeks

PwC employee was working remotely in India when he should have been in Dublin

Examination of access card data and internet traffic showed man was based in India contrary to his contract

Lab technician sacked for sleeping in first aid room in ‘lead-contaminated’ uniform

Investigation concluded man ‘actively endangered’ safety of others when he wore lead-contaminated uniform in room

Former Keelings worker loses challenge at WRC to his sacking

Warehouse worker claimed on social media that excessive working hours were a factor in deaths of two colleagues

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