Driver testers ballot on industrial action
The Fórsa driver testers at the Road Safety Authority claim their employer does not provide an effective insurance…
Caredoc asks unions to end GP service strikes after securing pay rise
In a statement this evening, Caredoc said it had “secured sufficient HSE funding to meet the demands of…
Employers told to prepare for tension as new laws mean they must reveal salary ranges in job ads
Employers need to start preparing for new pay-transparency rules that could create tension in workplaces It can often…
AIB staff begin vote on hybrid working change
The Financial Services Union today opened a ballot of its members at the bank on an agreement reached…
UCD staff reject ‘top-down, rigid’ new demands to work at least three days a week in office
Union official claims on one occasion, an academic had to lecture students online from her car because all…
Up to 100,000 employees could lose out by signing up for auto-enrolment pension scheme, finance experts warn
Workers should check that the auto-enrolment scheme is right for them, as their employer’s plan could be more…
Push to cap childcare fees below €354 a week seen as step towards Government’s €200-a-month pledge
Children’s Minister Norma Foley will try to lower upper limits on fees to reach its ambitious target to…
Experts warn workers that they store personal data on work devices ‘at own risk’
Employee claimed he lost €1,400 because of cyber attack Workers who store data on work devises do so…
Hundreds of parents face childcare fee hikes as three providers drop state funding scheme deemed ‘insufficient’
One of the childcare businesses is a provider in Cork that caters for 450 children. Stephanie Roy, director…
Irish Twitter worker claims he was given ultimatum to sign up to new reality of platform, tribunal told as company challenges €550,000 payout
LATEST | The social media giant will argue that Gary Rooney made a “conscious decision” not to click ‘yes’…