Business as usual in public sector during pandemic

Home working likely to become permanent feature of life for civil and public servants

Online abuse turns female politicians off politics, European Ombudsman says

O’Reilly tells conference she’s experienced ‘mansplaining’ since becoming Ombudsman

Nurses and doctors vote for new public service pay deal

Deal will see wage rises of between 6.2% and 10%, depending on when person was hired

Does teachers’ vote signal industrial strife for schools next autumn?

Analysis: INTO must decide whether to accept majority decision of union movement

Primary teachers set to reject draft pay deal

Pay equality between established and new teachers emerges as key issue for profession

Impact urges members to back new public service agreement

Cabinet formally approves terms of draft accord

Senior civil servants get 60% less than private sector counterparts – study

Higher public service staff call for faster pay restoration

Top civil servants need proper incentives

The institutional memory of public sector management will be crucial to guiding Ireland through the years ahead as governments come and go at home

Pay commission will consider value of public sector pensions

Commission ‘should not be packed with academics’, argues Impact trade union

Higher civil servants want pay link with politicians ended

Pay 30 per cent behind private sector counterparts, says union

TUI to urge members to reject Lansdowne Road pay deal

Impact urges 60,000 members to accept the proposed agreement

Low earners the big winners from Lansdowne Road pay deal

Success of Civil Service reforms may not be evident for years

Analysis: The plan is ambitious but a lot will depend on how it works, writes Martin Wall.

Government told to ‘lay off’ public servants

Union warn employers will use public sector pay cuts model to hit private sector workers