Mothers as business owners: ‘The culture in medicine leans heavily toward the idea that complete personal sacrifice is a badge of honour’
Running your own business while parenting is a challenge but with the right support it can pay dividends
Running your own business while parenting is a challenge but with the right support it can pay dividends
Employee wins €12,000 at Workplace Relations Commission after colleague’s foot was injured in incident
Employee told to supervise cleaning of bathroom and ultimately to finish job
IDA’s latest half-year report shows agency supported 179 investments in six months to June
‘When leaders share how they manage children and work, this brings an environment where family commitments are respected’
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A flood of AI-generated complaints means a new kind of unwarranted hassle for HR and customer services
Daragh Brehony works in arbitration in the Spanish capital
Employee tells WRC he was denied the statutory entitlements to paid leave and Sunday premium pay
Over 1,900 workers worldwide who were put at risk of losing their jobs in early 2024 were tested on their knowledge of social media company’s content moderation policies
Almost 90% believe AI will prompt job displacement and 60% feel less secure in their roles than five years ago
Toll of job losses in sector in recent months may be far higher than announced
Hybrid and flexible work helps but juggling work and children is stressful and requires both support and organisation
Community organisation operating on Co Donegal island wholly denied claim at WRC
It is expected that 7 per cent of the 1,500 roles in its Dublin headquarters will be cut
Promote yourself, focus on LinkedIn, mind your digital footprint and connect and engage - key strategies for seeking work online
Empathy and self-awareness aren’t just for the office – they shape our relationships too
When top executives work remotely, it becomes more difficult to drag everyone else to their desks
Hurray for no more homework, lunchboxes or hurried school mornings. But boohoo for the panic and stress of school holidays
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HSE indicates it wants up to 10% of staff to be available for weekend work
Curiosity, experimentation and learning are crucial if women are to shape the future of work
Women’s health in work: When you are working and raising young children, you have little time to think about your own health or your physical and mental needs
Employee had held role since 2018
Bank seeking to impose unified approach on sprawling global workforce
Work Q&A: This has had a significant impact on my work and personal life. What can I do?
Chief executive Andy Jassy warns the company will cut roles ‘in the next few years’
They may look employer friendly but can stifle labour force fluidity and competition
We should be very slow to allow our creativity to be outsourced to plunderous programs scraping data from images
Emotionally competent partners are valuable to workers and bosses alike
Wild Geese: Orla McLaughlin, Venice
Reducing disclosure of C-suite packages under the guise of cutting red tape carries risks
Households spent €38 billion on goods and services in the first three months of the year
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