An Post wants to move out of its 'dilapidated' GPO offices as part of a major shake-up
Hundreds of jobs at the post provider could be cut under the plan.
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A probe into FBD's boss has 'cast an unwelcome shadow' - despite coming up clear
The insurer has concluded its investigation into allegations against chief executive Fiona Muldoon.
Poll: Do you check work emails while on holiday?
This is the time of year when most people check out from the daily grind – in theory, at least.
KBC has been labelled 'sloppy' for hiring a worker with a prior conviction
The bank said that the case was an ‘isolated occurrence’.
A Dunnes worker who claimed she was sacked because of her disability has won €30,000
The retailer fired the woman after a two-year period of illness-related absence.
An NCT worker sacked for telling a customer to 'f**k off' has lost an unfair dismissal claim
The Workplace Relations Commission said using bad language in that context was grounds for dismissal.
It's vital that small businesses look after staff health - here's how to do it
Wellness can’t be ignored if employers want to have a productive workforce.
'This will push ethnic restaurants to the wall': New permit rules stoke chef shortage fears
The industry says that staff shortages have worsened.
A Kepak exec won a €7,500 payout after a dispute about checking emails out of hours
An employment law expert called the ruling a “wake-up call” for businesses.
Recruiters should learn to love the machines that are going to 'take over' their jobs
Companies and employees who embrace change stand to benefit the most from it.
Why people can't agree on the impact new zero-hour contract laws will have on business
Some say the draft Employment Bill isn’t ‘balanced’. Others think it’ll be ‘ineffective’.
A civil servant sacked on his 65th birthday has lost an unfair dismissal claim
The Department of Jobs employee claimed that he wasn’t due to retire – but he was.
There are more jobs on offer everywhere - except in the border counties
Although job vacancies are increasing, Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim and Monaghan are all experiencing declines.
Flexible working doesn't mean overhauling a business - here's some simple tips to make it work
More relaxed working arrangements for employees can actually help cut office costs.
We're partnering with Griffith College to offer one reader a full MBA scholarship
You’ll get a chance to earn a qualification normally worth €12,500.
How employers can use 'learning lunches' to stop workers from jumping ship
Failure to invest in staff training has long-lasting consequences for businesses.
How mediation helps find an 'emotionally intelligent' solution to workplace conflicts
The process creates more compassionate dialogue between clashing parties.
One 'Big Four' firm is taking on 500 new staff - and more than half will be graduates
EY is hiring for its offices across the country as its fee income climbs.
A beauty therapist sacked for friending clients on Facebook has been awarded €10,000
The worker at the clinic in Howth was also accused of taking company property without permission.
Time to break out the shorts? What employers need to do for staff in a heatwave
We talked to employment experts about rules and advice for dealing with the summer heat.