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  • 21 November 2008
    Trade unions in Ireland voted 9 to 1 to back the new national pay deal at special delegate conference last week but immediately became embroiled...
     
  • 21 November 2008
    The Irish government is to set up a new expenditure review group with a brief to cut back on public sector numbers and spending.
     
  • 27 October 2008
    A number of defined benefit pension schemes will collapse, with benefits being severely restricted unless the Government changes the funding...
     
  • 27 October 2008
    Ireland's largest union, Siptu, is to ballot its members in Aer Lingus on strike action after the former state airline announced a €74m cost...
     
  • 26 September 2008
    Employers and unions have finally agreed a new national pay deal in Ireland - a 6 per cent increase over 21 months, or 3.4 per cent a year.
     
  • 11 September 2008
    Almost five months after national pay talks opened in April, Irish employers and unions have agreed to one more week of intensive negotiations,...
     
  • 28 August 2008
    A junior minister has called for the introduction of more private sector principles across the Irish public service, including redundancies,...
     
  • 28 August 2008
    The prospect of employers, unions and government agreeing a new national pay deal was enhanced last week after the head of Ireland's largest...
     
  • 28 August 2008
    Complaints of racial discrimination in the workplace more than doubled last year and have continued to rise steadily this year, according to...
     
  • 24 July 2008
    A 'New Skills for New Jobs' scheme which aims to match labour demand and supply through synergies between employment, training and education...
     
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