Tusla is spending €3.5 million on management leadership training, even though it warned last year that it could have to think about freezing hiring or cutting frontline services because of financial constraints, reports The Mirror. …
In today’s competitive business landscape, effective asset management is more than just a buzzword; it’s a necessity. For Irish entrepreneurs and business owners, this involves a complex array of considerations, from inventory and real estate …
Representatives from Iarnród Éireann and trade union groups have officially begun negotiations at the Workplace Relations Comission in a bid to avert future strike action at the company. It is understood that talks have begun …
Union leaders at Dublin Bus have claimed that Transport chiefs have “gone into hiding”. The claim comes ahead of the second planned 48-hour stoppage by staff. Chiefs at trade union Siptu have claimed that management …
About 6,000 Dunnes workers manned picket lines across 109 Dunnes Stores branches nationwide today. Staff are asking for more stable working hours and better conditions. Representatives for the Mandate trade union have said that further …
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