Months after launching its first spot, WeWork is opening another Dublin co-working space
The international hot desk firm has signed a lease to move into the capital’s docklands.
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Despite business complaints, a minimum wage increase two years ago didn't lead to job losses
That’s according to a new study by the ESRI and Low Pay Commission.
Services giant Noonan has branded a 32c pay hike for workers as 'out of kilter'
The multimillion-euro company brought five employees before the Labour Court.
Three-quarters of employers are planning to give pay rises to staff this year
A report from recruitment firm CPL showed buoyant jobs listings in key sectors.
What a worker's €25,000 payout can teach employers about 'constructive dismissal'
The man was demoted after raising concerns about the company’s accounts.
Why LinkedIn hides sweets from its staff... and other tips for looking after workers
Employee well-being isn’t just for big companies – small firms can do it too.
'I can't see past spelling mistakes on CVs - it's a simple way to cost yourself a job'
Jobs.ie general manager Chris Paye also talks about the dangers of duvet days.
Poll: Are traditional business dress codes outdated?
Investment banking behemoth Goldman Sachs has embraced Silicon Valley’s dressed-down look.
How to make sure your family business is ready for the next generation
Succession planning is complicated, especially when you’re handing over a lifetime’s work to your children.
Citywest Hotel was ordered to pay a worker accused of making 'lewd comments' to a guest
The former security guard was awarded €6,000 in an unfair dismissal claim.
Poll: Should compulsory retirement be banned?
A high-profile case between RTÉ and an ex-reporter has reignited the issue.
Services giant Noonan is fighting a pay-restoration push so it can 'remain competitive'
Specialist industrial cleaners at the company wanted to fully restore a 5% reduction from five years ago.
RTÉ was ordered to pay €50,000 to an ex-reporter - here are the lessons for employers
The case between the broadcaster and Valerie Cox highlights issues around retirement ages.
Cuisine de France's maker overturned a payout for a worker accused of showing up drunk
Swiss-Irish firm Aryzta had previously been ordered to pay €12,500 to the ex-employee.
Here are the top 25 companies to work for in Ireland - according to employees
Computer colossus Dell came out on top for the second year in a row.
Poll: Do you think asylum seekers should be allowed to fill job gaps?
Asylum seekers have been granted the right to work in Ireland – but only under strict conditions.
The tourism trade wants to hire asylum seekers to plug skills gaps
The hospitality sector has been complaining of growing staff shortages.
New foreign recruitment rules promise to ease the country's chef shortage
The restaurants industry recently said Ireland needs an extra 8,000 cooks.
Tesco has quashed a payout for a worker accused of stealing cash from self-scan tills
CCTV showed the man accessing the note dispensers – but he claimed he was unfairly dismissed.
A worker fired at a 'heated meeting' won €12,000 - here are the lessons for employers
He wasn’t provided a written copy of the dismissal procedure.