A bus driver sacked for sharing 'shock' pictures of a faulty wheel has won an unfair dismissal claim
The coach company said the personal Facebook post was a breach of its social media policy.
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Sligo's Frankli is trying to cure firms of their 'big-bang approach' to staff feedback
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the HR tech company.
There was a decrease in new business formations - but fewer collapses too
The decline in insolvencies has been attributed to more companies entering mature growth.
Poll: Do you think there's too much focus on college degrees at the expense of trades?
Some say a skills shortage in construction is hindering the country’s ability to deliver homes.
How people with disabilities hold the key to future-proofing Ireland's workforce
Workers with neurological differences can bestow special skills in businesses.
After years in health service administration, Margaret Young quit her job to set up her own firm.
HubSpot could hit 1,000 staff in Dublin soon - if it can convince workers to move here
The tech firm’s global recruitment boss says candidates have knocked back offers after doing the sums on rent.
'I have 20 years' experience as a recruiter - but I feel more like an estate agent these days'
The housing crisis is making Ireland a less attractive destination for foreign workers.
Dublin Port's move to introduce random drug testing for veteran staff has been slapped down
Testing of new staff was rolled out in 2013 without union agreement.
How Ireland can nurture a generation of blockchain professionals
This isn’t a lofty ambition – there’s already a groundswell of momentum behind the technology.
Ikea's Irish bosses have been accused of fostering 'a repressive, anti-union environment'
Mandate and several other trade unions have filed a complaint with Dutch authorities.
Sennheiser has been told to offer better redundancy payouts to staff being axed in Offaly
The electronics manufacturer is culling 65 jobs at its Tullamore facility.
Lloyds Pharmacy has accused striking workers of 'putting the lives of patients at risk'
Trade union Mandate has strongly rejected the claims.
Aer Lingus is building a multimillion-euro training centre - but some staff's future is unclear
CEO Stephen Kavanagh has rejected claims the airline is trying to oust legacy-contract holders.
A worker who posted derogatory Facebook memes about bosses won a €7,700 claim
The woman claimed the retailer’s managing director kicked her chair, sparking the unfair dismissal case.
Coca-Cola has been told to pay 'winding down' fees to sacked Kildare workers
The soft drinks giant is closing its Athy factory and moving production to Mayo.
A retail worker got a €2,500 payout after claims he was subjected to a 'beard vendetta'
The man said his employer broke workplace laws in its ‘punitive action’ against him over his facial hair.
As Ireland's talent war rumbles on, the cost of replacing staff has doubled
The average price tag on replacing a worker now stands at €13,100.
A Waterford haulier has been penalised over claims it used a faulty device to track break times
Mark Lonergan Transport was ordered to pay the worker €2,500 for breaching EU regulations.
Despite the heat from Facebook, recruiter CPL is reaping the rewards of temporary staff
The agency was recently embroiled in the controversy over how the social media site moderates content.