'I don't want to see that happen': Risk of row backs on garda resources...
Minister Paschal Donohoe is holding the line that the Lansdowne Road Agreement is the only show in town.
View ArticleGRA general secretary survives no confidence vote as AGSI calls for members...
The news comes after the GRA general secretary survived a motion of no confidence.
View ArticleOpinion: How can the government prevent further strikes?
The next few months look bleak for industrial relations in the public sector, writes Dr Michelle O’Sullivan.
View ArticleUnions 'dismayed and angry' about Bus Éireann's approach to pay talks
Earlier, Transport Minister Shane Ross said the company’s financial situation is “fairly bleak”.
View ArticlePTSB employees vote overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action
Unite trade union members at the bank have rejected a Labour Court pay recommendation.
View ArticleFitzgerald must find €25m from her department for Garda pay deal
The other €25 million is to come from other departments under a process of “burden-sharing”.
View ArticleAnother pay dispute in the Labour Court - this time it's Irish Rail
Iarnród Éireann, or Irish Rail, want efficiency improvements before they implement the pay deal. Workers say that’s not what was agreed.
View ArticleBus Éireann staff vote to accept Labour Court recommendations
Siptu and Unite staff have voted to accept the recommendations.
View ArticleDublin Bus ordered to compensate driver over 'systematic' rostering breach
A Labour Court ruling has highlighted the company’s failure to tell drivers of their specific start and finish times at least 24 hours in advance.
View ArticleLeo Varadkar defends his proposed ban on 'essential' public workers' strike
Leo was forced to defend some of his big manifesto promises today.
View ArticleShannon security staff are due pay rises for the airport's 'unique' situation
Workers at the airport, which routinely hosts US military flights, need to fulfil stringent criteria.
View ArticleJohnstown Garden Centre has been told to pay €4,000 over a worker's 'Nazi...
An ex-staffer told the Labour Court she was subjected to racially motivated abuse on the job.
View ArticleDelivery giant DHL must pay over €70,000 to an accident-prone driver it sacked
The court said his dismissal was “disproportionate and unwarranted”.
View ArticleDIY store Woodie's has to fork out €15,000 to a worker sacked over a missing...
The Labour Court said the retailer didn’t carry out a proper investigation.
View ArticleLack of public support for Irish Rail workers as unions say Christmas strike...
They’re also not happy with Transport Minister Shane Ross’ lack of intervention in the dispute.
View ArticleIrish Rail staff will go to Labour Court, but say don't expect a resolution
The NBRU General Secretary accused the government of a “blueshirt bias”.
View ArticlePregnant woman sacked by Wrights of Howth restaurant receives €15k compensation
Dorota Murat was fired five weeks after informing bosses she was pregnant.
View ArticleThe world's biggest security firm is refusing to improve redundancy payouts...
G4S cut workers after moving some operations from Dublin to Belfast.
View ArticleA Mayo medical supplies firm has to pay €25,000 to a worker who 'went from...
The ex-employee told the Labour Court she was effectively demoted from her role as a retail supervisor.
View ArticleSacked Aer Lingus worker blamed drinking the night before for showing up over...
The Labour Court has upheld the decision to sack the worker.
View ArticleIrish Rail staff accept Labour Court pay deal recommendation
Irish Rail staff last month held a series of strikes in protest of their pay levels.
View ArticleShop which told pregnant employee to 'look better and appear happy' ordered...
The Labour Court ruled that Karolina Poslajko had been discriminated against by her former employer, Kildare town-based Clelands Supermarkets Ltd.
View ArticleAirport worker awarded €50,000 after being sacked for refusing to drive...
The man refused to drive a company vehicle that didn’t have tax, insurance or NCT discs.
View ArticleIrish Rail drivers reject Labour Court pay recommendation
83% of Irish Rail’s Siptu members rejected the recommendation put forward by the Labour Court.
View ArticleA worker sacked after making a discrimination claim has been awarded €25,000
Katarzyna Woznickzka worked for Couverture, a Dublin desserts company.
View ArticleFormer airport search officer awarded over €9k after being sacked for...
The man claimed he was fired for his political beliefs but failed to get reinstated to his position.
View ArticleHotel security guard sacked after showing guest her own 'sex tape' awarded...
The Labour Court has found that the decision by CityWest to dismiss Nicholas Reddin was unfair.
View ArticleWoman who was unfairly dismissed after suffering miscarriage awarded €17k
The company argued that it had not unfairly dismissed the woman as it was unaware at the time of dismissal of her pregnancy.
View ArticleServices giant Noonan brands 32c pay hike for workers 'out of kilter'
The multimillion-euro company brought five employees before the Labour Court.
View Article€32,000 payout to injured Tesco security guard, who was denied chair to sit...
The payout was overturned as the man, who had claimed victimisation at work due to not being given a chair to sit on after knee surgery, was employed by another company, not by Tesco itself.
View ArticleBakery says it dismissed worker for making chewing gum 'stick man'
The worker claimed in the Labour Court that this wasn’t the real reason for his dismissal.
View ArticleAfter a long running dispute, 999 operators have secured a pay increase
The Labour Court recommended the workers be paid €11.50 an hour immediately, and €12.50 an hour by June.
View ArticleA beauty therapist sacked for friending clients on Facebook has been awarded...
The worker at the clinic in Howth was also accused of taking company property without permission.
View ArticleBoss who told woman being sick was 'no problem' and fired her a week later...
The company in question did not appear at the Labour Court hearing regarding the woman’s complaint.
View ArticleLuas drivers could take industrial action because new routes are messing with...
Trade union Siptu has taken operator Transdev to the Labour Court over the ‘cooler bag’ dispute.
View ArticleCoca-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.
View ArticleSennheiser has been told to offer better redundancy payouts to staff being...
The electronics manufacturer is culling 65 jobs at its Tullamore facility.
View ArticleSNAs at Dublin school to get €650 gift vouchers to carry out toileting duties...
The Labour Court made the recommendation as a measure to halt the dispute between SNAs and Scoil Muchua.
View ArticleDublin Port's move to introduce random drug testing for veteran staff has...
Testing of new staff was rolled out in 2013 without union agreement.
View ArticleDublin Port's move to introduce random drug testing for veteran staff slapped...
Testing of new staff was rolled out in 2013 without union agreement.
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