Ireland offers more generous time off than most countries, but low level of financial support means many parents cannot afford to take it

Work Q&A: These are jobs that I’m well qualified for and consistently get to interview stage with

Broadcaster’s lawyers said commission had no jurisdiction to rule on case due to time limits in Workplace Relations Act

Study shows up to 200,000 Irish jobs could go due to the rapid growth of the technology

Wild Geese: Dublin-born accountant David Norton lives in Larvik, Norway

Ritual of awkward once-a-year conversations often fails to provide constructive feedback

Move comes amid downturn for professional services after hiring spree during pandemic

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In a world that is increasingly online and automated, the most valuable skills are becoming very human ones

New research predicts impact of lower productivity and workers quitting because of long-term illness after Covid-19

Work Q&A: I am in an employer-of-record arrangement. Do I have any recourse in relation to the loss of income?

Superior went to worker’s home, and woke her with landlord’s help, when she did not show up for 7pm shift and could not be reached

Ibec claims EU directive to provide salary information to job applicants and workers has wide support from business

Investors may prefer them but sadly the benefit does not extend to the rest of us

Wild Geese: Nick O’Conor, Nice

Increase comes two months after supermarket chain increased pay for hourly workers by 2%

Unemployment rate should be viewed against the backdrop of ‘extreme global volatility’, says economist with jobs platform Indeed

Company’s 900-strong Irish workforce made an average of €139,000 each last year as group took €1.1bn dividend

Biggest award so far this year by Workplace Relations Commission for former Xerotech chief Barry Flannery

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