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03 July 2009
Danny McCoy named head of Irish Business and Employers Confederation
Danny McCoy has been appointed director-general of the Irish Business and Employers Confederation (Ibec), replacing the outgoing Turlough O'Sullivan...
01 July 2009
Irish government to pay firms to maintain jobs
The Irish government has proposed a 'temporary' job protection scheme, under which it will pay firms up to EUR200 per employee per week to maintain...
24 June 2009
Nine out of 10 Irish pension schemes fall short of legal funding level
Nine out of 10 defined benefit pension schemes in Ireland do not meet the legally required funding standard, according to the chief executive...
12 June 2009
Irish employer body calls for scrapping of joint labour committee
The Irish Business and Employers Confederation (Ibec) has urged the government to abolish the joint labour committee (JLC) system, which sets...
12 June 2009
Irish unemployment still rising, but 'job loss rate slowing'
The pace of job losses in Ireland appears to be slowing since it hit a peak in January, according to David Croughan, chief economist at the Irish...
05 June 2009
Irish civil servants could lose 'privilege days'
Two 'privilege days' of leave a year enjoyed by Irish civil servants for decades may be abolished if new government proposals on public-service...
27 May 2009
Taoiseach reveals plan to redirect social welfare payments to jobs and training
A new job retention and training initiative that will redirect social welfare...
27 May 2009
Fall in wages 'would aid Irish economic recovery'
Wages in Ireland may have to fall by up to 7 per cent for the country to take full advantage of a global recovery, a leading economist has warned....
18 May 2009
Bilateral talks could hold key for Irish pay deal
The employers' body, Ibec, has offered bilateral talks with the unions on a new national pay agreement for Ireland.
15 May 2009
Ireland's minimum wage 'needs to be cut'
Ireland's minimum wage of EUR8.65 per hour is too high and needs to be cut, a senior economist said at the CIPD Ireland annual conference this...