The Government has announced a reformed scheme to more disabled people into employment.

Workers have no automatic entitlement to time off work on Good Friday.

In 2021/2022, a number of businesses trialled a four day working week, which was labelled a "resounding success in virtually every dimension" by Fórsa, an Irish trade union for public service staff.

The Financial Services Union intends to meet the bank in the coming weeks to seek clarification on the rationale behind each redundancy.

There is a clear preference for hybrid working models among Irish workers.

A new survey also found that women bear a heavier burden than men in of stress

John Farrell (46) was previously was one of 10 in the company to get a €100,000 performance bonus

John Farrell (46) was previously was one of 10 in the company to get a €100,000 performance bonus

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As menopause awareness continues to grow, experts say how employers can keep making progress.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a "minefield" for employees and a "national conversation" is required on how it should be handled in workplaces, according to the director of a HR company

A term often thrown around by celebs, but what actually is it? By Imy Brighty-Potts.

The USI said some students are working below the national minimum wage to pay for their education.

Seven in 10 workers (70 per cent) reporting to have suffered from the condition at some point in their career

The Love Actually star talks to Imy Brighty-Potts about listening to her body and knowing when ‘enough is enough’.

Keeping it in the family comes with risks, especially if you’re like the chaotic Roys.

Research by Hays Ireland found just 3.5 per cent of workplaces have implemented or trialled a four-day work week

Sixty-three per cent of employees reportedly feel disengaged from their workplace

If work isn’t helping your mental health, it may be time to step back like Jonah Hill, says Imy Brighty-Potts.

The reality star faced failure and criticism to get there, so what can her path to success teach us? A career and business coach speak to Abi Jackson.

Almost half of Irish adults (46 per cent) now rely on their smartphones more than they did pre-pandemic, stating they cannot work without their mobile device, most of the time.

Health and wellbeing is something employers and employees need to consider, writes Dr Michelle O'Driscoll