The European Union (EU) is on course to miss its target of having 20 million i in the workforce in 2030 by almost five million, according to research published by the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound). In... See more
Hundreds of Irish writers are set to share millions of euro following a €1.31 billion settlement of a copyright infringement case by artificial intelligence giant Anthropic. The Irish Writers Union said the settlement, which is the first case against tech... See more
Industrial action by housekeeping staff at the country’s largest dementia care facility is to be stepped up on Monday, with the trade union Siptu saying there has been a lack of progress in talks held with management at St Joseph’s in Shankill. The staff ... See more
A warehouse worker who was forced to retire six months after his 65th birthday has been awarded €15,000 by the Labour Court, which found he had been discriminated against on the basis of his age. Eugene McEnery had appealed the decision of an adjudication... See more
Up to 200 families in Dublin and Meath face substantial increases in childcare costs from September after the Fonthill Lodge group said its services in Lucan and Clonee are to be withdrawn from the Government’s Core Funding scheme. Parents with children i... See more