Poll: Do you support the government's proposed laws on low-hour contracts?
Some fear the so-called Banded Hours Bill could ‘wipe out’ small businesses.
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How this 'draconian' new employment law could destroy small businesses
The so-called ‘Banded Hours Bill’ is a step too far for employers.
'Two years is a long time': How PayPal is trying to hold onto company-hopping young staff
Louise Phelan says the payments giant is rolling out the perks for millennials.
As Dublin's office shortage intensifies, Microsoft is moving into WeWork's new co-working space
Fellow tech firm Twilio and US food company KIND Bars are also taking up desks in Iveagh Court.
This UK firm is hiring 100 new staff from across Ireland – and they can all work from home
Microsoft reseller eBECS is looking for engineers and customer support staff.
It's now more expensive to live in Dublin than Abu Dhabi or Silicon Valley
The Irish capital has re-entered the top-100 list of the most expensive cities for expat workers.
Poll: Do you think four job interviews for a single role is too many?
Google Ireland used to quiz candidates as many as 16 times.
Why Google has ditched brain-teasers and 16-step interviews from its hiring process
Google HR boss for Ireland talks about how the firm recruits its staff.
Temporary workers can serve as a ‘business card’ for an organisation.
Lloyds Pharmacy workers have voted to go on strike next week
The industrial action follows the retailer rejecting a recommendation to sit down with union officials.
Major outsourcing firm Abtran is recruiting hundreds of people for its new Sligo hub
The company currently employs 2,000 workers at existing offices in Cork, Dublin, Kildare and southern India.
'It's outrageous': A State sweep of nail bars found rampant employment law abuses
Two in five salons inspected last year broke rules on permits, payments or working hours.
What employers need to know about dealing with intoxicated staff
Drug and drink dependency is considered a disability under employment equality laws.
Access to affordable childcare would help plug skills gaps - and bring down business costs
The national competitiveness watchdog has branded Ireland ‘high-cost and rising’.
Poll: Should gender pay gap reporting be compulsory?
Proposed legislation on mandatory disclosures is expected to be brought to the Oireachtas soon.
Many of Ireland's major employers fear revealing gender pay gaps will hurt their reputation
It is expected that organisations will have to publicly report the figures in the near future.
With the government clamping down on the practice, this isn’t going away any time soon.
Aer Lingus faces the industrial relations watchdog over its lost-property outsourcing
Trade unionists objected to the IAG-owned carrier’s decision to enlist a third party for the service.
This World Economic Forum exec has a warning for Ireland ahead of the next industrial revolution
Martina Larkin says the country is lagging some of its European peers in key areas.
The Irish union in talks with Ryanair wants the airline hit with 'bogus self-employment' laws
Fórsa appears to be on a collision course with the budget carrier as the parties try to hammer out a deal.