Cranes at building sites across the country will grind to a halt this week
However rival unions are going head-to-head over the planned strike action.
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Poll: Would you risk your job to become a whistle-blower?
Uber’s chief executive was ousted after a damning account of sexual harassment at the company.
How Leo Varadkar's plan to 'ban' essential public sector workers from strikes could look
A similar scheme was recently introduced by the UK’s Tory government.
8 things freelancers can do to make sure they actually get paid
For many, working independently is the dream – but unpaid invoices can turn it into a nightmare.
Dublin is the second most expensive eurozone city for expats
The Irish capital, cheaper than only Paris in the currency bloc, suffers due to high rents.
The art of avoiding office politics and earning respect in the workplace as a leader
Here’s a guide for those rising through the ranks in the business world.
Keelings and a group of workers have fallen out over a crackdown on sick days
The fruit firm’s logistics arm has been accused of taking a ‘blanket approach’ to absenteeism – a claim it denies.
What I learned about being better at business networking... from a dog
Anyone looking to make connections at events could take a few tips from a puppy.
How to sidestep the blame game - and give staff feedback that actually works
Effective leaders provide employees the best possible chance to perform well.
A manager wrongly painted as the 'employee from hell' wins a €160,000 payout
The sum is one of the highest ever awarded by the Workplace Relations Commission.
A London-based co-working outfit will open its first office outside the UK in Dublin
Huckletree D2 will open at the historic Academy building on Pearse Street in November.
Take a guided tour of... the billion-dollar tech firm with an Irish pub in its office
US market research company Qualtrics is currently on a major recruitment drive.
A care worker who locked out a disabled woman 'for banter' won €15,000 for unfair dismissal
Her employer, Clann Mor, said it had a zero-tolerance policy for abuse.
Ryanair's chair resigned from Uber's board after a sexist remark about women
David Bonderman has served as a director at the low-cost carrier for over two decades.
High 'churn' and trouble finding new recruits have left the Central Bank short on staff
The financial regulator is likely to fall well short on its recruitment targets.
COMPETITION: Win FREE office space at a new co-working hub in Dublin's city centre
Space@DublinBIC offers all of the office perks without the big financial burden.
'Dressing for a job interview isn't about showmanship - it's about getting the basics right'
Designer Sonya Lennon delivers a masterclass for women making a return to the workforce.
Public-sector workers will get pay restoration by 2020 - at a cost of €887m
A draft deal to replace the Lansdowne Road agreement was reached late last night.
Do employees have the right to call in a lawyer during work investigations?
A recent High Court case could change the definition of ‘fair procedures’ on the job.
Boom-time property prices pose a 'significant threat' to Ireland's competitiveness
A new report says the country is an expensive place to do business – and it’s getting worse in key areas.