There has been significant surge in the number of Irish people being deported from countries abroad, Government officials have told Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee. Briefing documents drawn up for the Minister on her appointment in November by ... See more
The Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) and the Labour Court – two key State agencies involved in dealing with industrial relations – expressed strong concern about a lack of engagement before the Government launched its new plan on collective bargaining... See more
Next year must see a “reset” of relations between the State and the country’s voluntary hospitals, which receive several billion euro collectively from the exchequer to treat public patients but are run by their own boards, Minister for Health Jennifer Ca... See more
Political advisers and staff in the Department of the Taoiseach received close to €500,000 in total in redundancy and severance payments when they had to leave their jobs following the resignation of Leo Varadkar last year.
Figures set out in the 2024 App... See more
A planned new security force aimed at deterring and tackling violence and antisocial behaviour on buses and trains would be “a toothless tiger”, transport workers have told the Government. In a letter to Minister for Justice Jim 0’Callaghan on December 23... See more
