Labour Court

Transport company says €853m group pension deficit remains 'key' weakness in finances

The range of issues handled by the Labour Court has changed dramatically and so has the way proceedings are conducted

Unfair pay ‘led to a chronic retention and recruitment crisis’ in profession – Doherty

MLSA says 2,100 members will resume work on Wednesday in all hospital laboratories

Operator Transdev talking to its French head office as it faces ‘challenging’ environment

Woman working an 80-hour week, WRC hears

Labour Court recommendation had backed freeze until end of 2024

Joan Collins highlights ‘wider significance’ of Labour Court ruling on former Ivy workers

No reason needed to refuse staff to work from home, employment law expert tells seminar

Officers returning to non-core duties as final resolution to dispute over an allowance

Lender strongly refutes accusation, claims it has offered staff generous redundancy terms

Report set to be published on Wednesday but a draft copy of its findings seen by The Irish Times

With pay freeze in place and rising bills due to inflation, next two years will be tough

Seen & Heard: Wetherspoon sale of Blackrock pub, and Cowen seeks inquiry into ESB

Non-reporting of environmental damage ‘mirrored by culture of non-enforcement’

Seen & Heard: U2- and Liam Neeson-backed fund plans crowdfunding website

Applus carried out a million full NCT tests last year compared with 1.39m tests in 2019

Up to 9 per cent of workers in Ireland experience workplace bullying and it has a profound impact on victims

Workers can also expect pay increases of just under 3% in February 2023 under new scales

Seen & Heard: FBD ordered to make payments of ‘tens of thousands of euro’ to publicans over pandemic losses

Extra public holiday would not be of ‘big benefit’ to transport workers, says NBRU

Minister warns cost of recognising contribution of public sector could top €1bn

No compensation for dismissed man despite fairness test not being met – Labour Court

Union claim for 10 days’ leave for health staff could cost €377m, HSE estimates

Health service says claim could be the most costly demand served on an Irish employer

Labour Court chairman says behaviour was ‘considerably more than harmless banter ’

Applus claimed it was not in position to concede to a pay claim due to 2020 losses

Losses assured if taking work priced up 18 months ago, says Construction Industry Federation

DAA has threatened legal proceedings against Unite over potential strike

Airport operator wants unions to follow dispute-resolution procedures

Unite and Connect to hold vote among craft workers, including airfield electricians

Caretaker and teacher tussled over placement of statue on May altar in school

Staggering deficits to be dealt with in pension schemes

Government says statutory minimum rates will remain unchanged

Government focused on rewarding work done across public sector, not just specific areas

Unions have sought special pandemic recognition for healthcare staff since late 2020

Connect seeking meeting with airport operator in row over work practice changes

Unite says some employers sending workers home without pay during inclement weather

Saolta chief financial officer’s costs derive from successful bid to overturn Labour Court decision

Unions likely to oppose any move to transfer direct employment to third-party companies