Poll: Should staff have the legal right to switch off from work emails?
The government is looking at whether a right to disconnect from work emails would function in Ireland.
Insights and opinion
How failing the Leaving Cert twice helped me establish a global PR company
Persistence following failure is crucial to success.
What Obama can teach us about one of the most common and challenging interview questions
Like many communications problems, we can look to politics for a steer on how to prepare.
'Work hard and be nice to people. I don't think it has to be more comprehensive than that'
Tools of the trade: Flying Tiger Copenhagen’s Irish boss on kindness and why llamas trump beetles.
Poll: Do you feel under pressure to work extra hours?
It might relieve the pressure of work demands, but working overtime has its downsides.
How Harry Maguire became a world record transfer - a study in reputation management
Here is what businesses can learn from how the €93 million deal was handled.
Here is what Ireland can learn from Britain's approach to bridging the gender pay gap
It’s more than a year since the introduction of laws requiring big businesses to publish differences in pay.
Poll: Would a company's values be enough to compel you to change jobs?
Workers seem to care less about cash and more about culture when it comes to career choices.
'Curiosity has helped me stand out - I've worked since age 16 and I've had seven careers'
Open Orphan’s Cathal Friel also talks about the day that most shook his confidence.
People think they will work past 66, here's how employers can plan for an age of longer working
The cost of living is rising alongside increasing life expectancy, so more people will have to work for longer.
Money doesn’t talk as loudly as it used to - employers need to sell themselves
A company’s reputation speaks volumes to potential candidates in a way that a salary offer can’t.
'In our reception we have a fairly large pufferfish made out of 100% recyclable items'
The CEO of Cool Planet Experience talks Al Gore, ski-lifts and her busy diary.
Poll: Would concerns over the environment prevent you from flying?
‘Flight shame’ has impacted flights to Ireland from some northern European countries this year.
There is a long road ahead if Ireland is to meet its electric vehicles target
Ireland needs investment in charging infrastructure and a rethink of driver incentives to reach its goal.
Managing a moon shot - what business can learn from how Apollo's reputation was built
In managing reputation, the key lesson is to start from the inside out.
'Talent without ambition is just talent; if you've got the combination of both the sky is the limit'
Colman Walsh, the chief executive of the UX Design Institute, talks priesthood, ambition and triathlons.
While cybercrime hogs the headlines in this digital age, low-tech fraud continues to be a risk.
To communicate clearly, you need to be aware of what you might know too well.
'I used to be motivated by a fear of failure. I kind of got over that'
VitHit founder Gary Lavin talks fear of failure, managing growth and why he’s not pursuing kombucha.
Poll: Would you pay extra rent for the perks of co-living?
Shared living remains a hot topic in Ireland as more groups enter the Dublin scene.