Work Q&A: I was hesitant to sign agreement because I felt my employer did not make a genuine effort to consider alternative positions I had applied for

Both sides have a duty to make every effort to avoid further disruption

Employee secures order for €2,300 in unpaid wages after working more than 100 hours before and during Forest Fest 2025

More than 300,000 workers set for one-day work stoppage over prioritisation of pay in talks

A strike is not a popularity contest: it’s a cold, hard caluclation about which side can outlast the other. But the public mood does matter

First stoppage on Wednesday by more than 300,000 workers appears almost inevitable

Route solicitor took ‘could not have been more damaging’ to her professional standing, former employer argues

Senior officials would not apply for leadership positions if they could not go back to substantive roles, adjudicators hear

Ciarán Kenneally’s solicitor wrote to Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly on October 5th

Former chief executive alleges he was blackmailed by sitting senator

HR manager allegedly said miscarriage meant worker would ‘only want a baby more’

Complaint of constructive dismissal against the Big Four accountancy firm is being heard at the WRC

Workplace Relations Commission awarded maximum amount available citing ‘particularly egregious’ treatment

Charity defends complaint of whistleblower penalisation brought by veteran manager accused of bullying

Civil servants believed Francis O’Donnell had right to go back to previous role, WRC hearing also told

Employee alleged male colleagues were given more and better leads on new business

Fórsa members were due to take part in a 72-hour work stoppage next week over staffing issues

Seanán Ó Coistín cited ‘microaggressions against the first official language’ in email to colleagues

Employee of Kerry-based company granted anonymity on basis of ‘threatening and intimidating behaviour’

Employee awarded €67,500 for constructive dismissal after complaining about not being paid on time