Any pay deal reached with unions must have productivity elements, says Taoiseach
Fórsa chief Kevin Callinan says unions would now test whether Government has understood protesters’ position
Workplace Relations Commission
‘It’s not going to be smooth’: Government and unions start on long road to pay deal
Unions needed ‘day out’ to underline their determination, senior Government figures believe
Talks on new public sector pay deal to begin on Monday after sides agree framework
Negotiations set to get under way at Workplace Relations Commission after agreement on process reached
Jewish group weighs legal action after Dublin hotel cancels bookings for anti-Semitism event
Venue asked if conference had links to Israel Defense Forces, Jewish Representative Council of Ireland says
Aer Lingus general counsel denies ‘whitewash’ of alleged safety complaint
Evidence concludes in pilot’s marathon whistleblower action
Farm labourer who worked 77-hour weeks for as little as €6.83 an hour is awarded €23,000
Workplace Relations Commission orders compensation for unpaid wages and rights breaches
Third word error in Aer Lingus disciplinary papers, WRC is told
WRC is hearing a complaint against Aer Lingus by a pilot who was disciplined for failing to file an air safety report
Government seeks ‘negotiation process’ to avoid second round of public sector strikes
Union sources play down suggestion of fresh Government initiative, though informal contacts continue
Aer Lingus pilot ‘uncomfortable’ at crossing picket line to attend WRC hearing
Hearings were picketed by union members as part of a one-day strike by public sector staff
‘I reluctantly signed a severance agreement after being given 24 hours to. What recourse have I?’
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
The Irish Times view on the public sector strike: mutually agreed obstruction
Both sides have a duty to make every effort to avoid further disruption
Workers have no ‘collective responsibility’ for business losses, WRC tells catering firm
Employee secures order for €2,300 in unpaid wages after working more than 100 hours before and during Forest Fest 2025
Public sector pay can be discussed as ‘priority’ with unions ahead of strike, Minister says
More than 300,000 workers set for one-day work stoppage over prioritisation of pay in talks
The ‘Liveline effect’ will be crucial to resolving the public sector strikes
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
Public-sector strike by more than 300,000 workers set to go ahead
First stoppage on Wednesday by more than 300,000 workers appears almost inevitable
Ammi Burke to blame for damage to her reputation since Arthur Cox dismissal, court told
Route solicitor took ‘could not have been more damaging’ to her professional standing, former employer argues
Inland Fisheries chief had right to revert to another role, ex-chairwoman tells WRC
Senior officials would not apply for leadership positions if they could not go back to substantive roles, adjudicators hear
Tusla whistleblower asks gardaí to investigate alleged ‘retaliation and unlawful conduct’
Ciarán Kenneally’s solicitor wrote to Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly on October 5th
Minister’s appointee to Inland Fisheries said he was not briefed on blackmail allegation
Former chief executive alleges he was blackmailed by sitting senator
Galway bar manager dismissed just 11 days after miscarriage awarded €25,000
HR manager allegedly said miscarriage meant worker would ‘only want a baby more’
Recording supports claim employee pressured to omit Deloitte partner name from HR complaint, WRC told
Complaint of constructive dismissal against the Big Four accountancy firm is being heard at the WRC
Zimbabwean workers awarded €30k each after arriving in Ireland to find they had no jobs
Workplace Relations Commission awarded maximum amount available citing ‘particularly egregious’ treatment
HIV Ireland quit HSE programme due to ‘slagging’ and claims of corruption, WRC told
Charity defends complaint of whistleblower penalisation brought by veteran manager accused of bullying
Former fisheries chief ‘targeted’ by comments in Dáil and protected disclosures, WRC hears
Civil servants believed Francis O’Donnell had right to go back to previous role, WRC hearing also told
Sales executive loses gender discrimination claim against human resources firm
Employee alleged male colleagues were given more and better leads on new business
Industrial action at Oberstown Child Detention Campus postponed after WRC talks
Fórsa members were due to take part in a 72-hour work stoppage next week over staffing issues
Employee who sent Christmas email critical of organisation’s Irish skills fails in claims
Seanán Ó Coistín cited ‘microaggressions against the first official language’ in email to colleagues
Catering worker who quit job over verbally abusive boss awarded €21,700 at WRC
Employee of Kerry-based company granted anonymity on basis of ‘threatening and intimidating behaviour’
Senior project manager wins €67,500 constructive dismissal award after late-pay complaint
Employee awarded €67,500 for constructive dismissal after complaining about not being paid on time
Public sector workers refusing to enter talks on pay deal, Chambers says
More than 100,000 civil and public servants commenced a work-to rule on Wednesday
Work Q&A: How do big retailers handle employee theft and how common is it?
Work Q&A: Retailers often adopt a zero-tolerance approach, which can see employees dismissed should they take home items of little value
Strike action to resume at Oberstown after deadline passes
A number of stoppages were staged during the summer before an agreement was brokered at the Workplace Relations Commission
School book salesman wins €60k over no-warning redundancy from job of 10 years
Termination notified by email to man in his sick bed as company battled losses under free school books scheme
Vegetarian who almost ate sample of pâté fails in religious-discrimination claim
Vanessa Maria Corral-Fernandez claimed misleading signage mentioned ‘hummus, pesto and olives’
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