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Dear Vicki: Am I legally allowed to make a woman redundant while she is on maternity leave?
Irish Business
Homegrown failings as big a threat as tariffs to jobs and FDI
Irish Business
Nearly half of employers still had to submit gender pay gap report over a month after closing date
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Galway medical company creates over 100 jobs after opening new facility

This Working Life: ‘There was a feeling the construction industry was not for girls. I love to see this changing’
Thu 12 Jun 2025 at 03:30
Almost four out of 10 Irish earners are paying no income tax, says Revenue
Thu 05 Jun 2025 at 03:30
‘I earn $55 an hour working in the mines of Australia – one year of this and I’ll have financial security’
Mon 26 May 2025 at 03:30
Employers who refuse ‘good faith’ collective bargaining talks should be fined – Siptu
Sat 17 May 2025 at 03:30
LIVE | Donald Trump announces 90-day pause on tariffs on EU and others ‘effective immediately’; China now subject to 125pc levy
Wed 09 Apr 2025 at 19:30
The Irish Independent’s View: Protectionism does not work – we will all pay for Donald Trump’s gamble
Thu 03 Apr 2025 at 03:30
Tánaiste says Ireland must remain ‘calm and measured’ in face of Trump’s tariffs, as fears grow for pharma sector
Tue 01 Apr 2025 at 03:30
The US now is ‘like having a dance with a gorilla. You might want to stop, but the gorilla doesn’t’ – Ibec’s Danny McCoy on threat to Ireland as US readies tariffs
Thu 27 Mar 2025 at 03:30
Going for it at Guinness: New Ireland country lead is named by Diageo
Thu 20 Mar 2025 at 03:30
Employment and air travel bounce back since Covid-19, finds CSO report
Wed 19 Mar 2025 at 20:51

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Dear Vicki: Am I legally allowed to make a woman redundant while she is on maternity leave?

Homegrown failings as big a threat as tariffs to jobs and FDI

Nearly half of employers still had to submit gender pay gap report over a month after closing date

Galway medical company creates over 100 jobs after opening new facility

This Working Life: ‘There was a feeling the construction industry was not for girls. I love to see this changing’

Almost four out of 10 Irish earners are paying no income tax, says Revenue

‘I earn $55 an hour working in the mines of Australia – one year of this and I’ll have financial security’

Employers who refuse ‘good faith’ collective bargaining talks should be fined – Siptu

LIVE | Donald Trump announces 90-day pause on tariffs on EU and others ‘effective immediately’; China now subject to 125pc levy

The Irish Independent’s View: Protectionism does not work – we will all pay for Donald Trump’s gamble

Tánaiste says Ireland must remain ‘calm and measured’ in face of Trump’s tariffs, as fears grow for pharma sector

The US now is ‘like having a dance with a gorilla. You might want to stop, but the gorilla doesn’t’ – Ibec’s Danny McCoy on threat to Ireland as US readies tariffs

Going for it at Guinness: New Ireland country lead is named by Diageo

Employment and air travel bounce back since Covid-19, finds CSO report

Irish Independent and regional titles hiring 17 journalists under new scheme to boost local news

PTSB to cut 300 jobs under redundancy scheme launched last year

Recruiter Hays to lay off 17pc of its Irish workforce – amid warnings Ireland’s multinational jobs boom has stalled

All aboard the money train: The highest-paying jobs that don’t require a degree

Revealed: The sectors in line for new-year pay rises, as most salaries expected to remain ‘steady’

Central Bank names new deputy governor

Do you swear too much at work? Where is the line?

Fear growing that health of €10bn tourism sector is under severe threat

PTSB offers exit package to senior managers

Is ‘Work From Home’ over or just getting started? – experts weigh in on what Amazon's office decision means for the rest of us

Fly in fly out jobs: ‘Mining in Australia was so hard but I earned enough money to travel the world’

Echelon promises €3.5bn and up to 1300 jobs as Wicklow data centre secures grid connection

‘Entire families are working there, it’s devastating’ – 315 Cardinal Health workers to be laid off from Offaly plant

Quarter of financial services jobs are outside of the capital

The Irish Times to wind down its training subsidiary

Higher maternity benefit could follow as unemployment benefit to be linked to previous pay under new laws

Tara Mines to reopen from July but number of workers significantly cut

‘Green’ jobs soar by 93pc but fewer people applying over fears of low pay

Government promises on apprenticeships are ‘nothing more than hot air’, Sinn Féin say

JPMorgan boss fears political polarisation

Job advertisements are continuing to decline as post-Covid boom settles, Indeed data reveals

Ikea to open new Irish store next month as part of nationwide expansion plan

The Great Exhaustion: Why are so many workers experiencing burnout?

‘You see? This is why I hire men’ — HR boss reveals the sexism that new parents suffer at work

Does your accent matter when you go for a job interview – and how much personal information should you share?

Builders’ earnings up less than 1pc last year despite high demand

Ireland needs 50,000 new homes a year, IDA chair says

Tech job losses mounted at end of last year, says CSO

Heater maker Glen Dimplex to axe 300 jobs on island of Ireland

Uisce Éireann announces 700 new jobs around Ireland

Gender pay gap narrows slightly in 2023 but law, construction and finance firms fare worst

Gender pay gap reports: Work-life balance may be key to understanding the under-representation of women in higher paid jobs

Men get bigger bonuses than women at many of Ireland’s top businesses

‘The cost of doing business has gone off the charts’ – Centra chief calls for supports to cover retailers’ higher labour costs

Ibec says minimum wage hike and other Government moves adding €4bn a year to business costs

Finance Minister Michael McGrath confirms ‘significant’ foreign investments on the way this year

Room for ‘negotiation’ on €2.9bn public sector pay offer, Paschal Donohoe says

State-backed firms hire record numbers but face a tough 2024

Irish-owned drug developers APC and VLE to create 300 jobs at new Dublin campus

AI to boost demand for soft skills but threatens many Stem careers, Noble Prize winner Christopher Pissarides warns

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