2025 in Review - The World of Work The impact of artificial intelligence on the workplace and ongoing battles to retain remote working were among the employment issues that came to the fore during 2025. Business • 28 Dec 25
2025 in Review - The World of Work The impact of artificial intelligence on the workplace and ongoing battles to retain remote working were among the employment issues that came to the fore during 2025. Business • 28 Dec 25
Kenny Jacobs taking 'some time out' as daa CEO Staff at Dublin and Cork Airport operator daa have been told the company's CEO, Kenny Jacobs, is to "take some time out of the business". Business • 24 Dec 25
Kenny Jacobs taking 'some time out' as daa CEO Staff at Dublin and Cork Airport operator daa have been told the company's CEO, Kenny Jacobs, is to "take some time out of the business". Business • 24 Dec 25
Driving testers balloted for industrial action Driving testers at the Road Safety Authority, who are members of the Fórsa trade union, are being balloted for industrial action. Business • 19 Dec 25
Driving testers balloted for industrial action Driving testers at the Road Safety Authority, who are members of the Fórsa trade union, are being balloted for industrial action. Business • 19 Dec 25
Irish employment market seeing surge of 'job hugging' A drop off in advertised vacancies has led to a rise of "job hugging", the trend of workers reducing their job searches and staying put in their current roles. Business • 18 Dec 25
Irish employment market seeing surge of 'job hugging' A drop off in advertised vacancies has led to a rise of "job hugging", the trend of workers reducing their job searches and staying put in their current roles. Business • 18 Dec 25
More work permits for meat processing and dairy sectors The Government has announced the release of new General Employment Permit quotas for the roles of meat processing operative and dairy farm assistants. Ireland • 18 Dec 25
More work permits for meat processing and dairy sectors The Government has announced the release of new General Employment Permit quotas for the roles of meat processing operative and dairy farm assistants. Ireland • 18 Dec 25
Construction roles most in-demand this year - IrishJobs Project managers were the most sought-after roles in 2025, according to new data from hiring platform IrishJobs. Business • 17 Dec 25
Construction roles most in-demand this year - IrishJobs Project managers were the most sought-after roles in 2025, according to new data from hiring platform IrishJobs. Business • 17 Dec 25
Pilots withdraw strike threat at ASL Airlines The Irish Airline Pilots' Association has withdrawn threatened strike action at cargo airline ASL Ireland. Business • 16 Dec 25
Pilots withdraw strike threat at ASL Airlines The Irish Airline Pilots' Association has withdrawn threatened strike action at cargo airline ASL Ireland. Business • 16 Dec 25
Committee calls for 'all-of-Government approach' to AI The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence has said an immediate, coordinated, all-of-Government approach to AI is required. Politics • 16 Dec 25
Committee calls for 'all-of-Government approach' to AI The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence has said an immediate, coordinated, all-of-Government approach to AI is required. Politics • 16 Dec 25
Dunnes Stores 3% pay increase 'not good enough' - union The Mandate trade union has criticised a planned 3% pay increase for staff at Dunnes Stores, claiming it is not high enough. Business • 16 Dec 25
Dunnes Stores 3% pay increase 'not good enough' - union The Mandate trade union has criticised a planned 3% pay increase for staff at Dunnes Stores, claiming it is not high enough. Business • 16 Dec 25
ICTU calls for pay increases of up to 6% next year ICTU has recommended unions in the private sector seek pay increases of between 4.7% and 6%, where sustainable, for 2026. Ireland • 16 Dec 25
ICTU calls for pay increases of up to 6% next year ICTU has recommended unions in the private sector seek pay increases of between 4.7% and 6%, where sustainable, for 2026. Ireland • 16 Dec 25
