Emmet Malone

About a third of Irish workers have said they are using artificial intelligence (AI) in the course of their work, with almost half of those using it every day, according to the latest Working in Ireland Survey. The research, overseen by professor John Gea... See more

Only a fifth of Irish employers believe they have made significant progress on the outstanding issues around the European Union’s pay transparency directive, a new survey carried out on behalf of legal firm Mason Hayes and Curran has found. More than half... See more

Connect, the State’s largest craft union has served notice of industrial action on the Government. The dispute centres on the collapse of a wage-setting mechanism intended to ensure private sector pay and conditions are considered when setting terms for t... See more

“It was the journey of a lifetime,” says Jason Romero of his 60-day-long run across the United States. “I’ll never do it again.” Romero was the first and still only legally blind person to complete the feat, which involved running 50 miles a day supported... See more

A recommended increase of 79 cent per hour to the national minimum wage at the start of next year would damage employment in labour intensive sectors construction, employers group Ibec has said. The recommendation, to the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism ... See more