How much money does whistleblowing cost people who speak out? Speaking out can mean legal fees, travel expenses, health supports and loss of income due to career change Work and Careers • 26 Mar 21
Does where you work influence your political beliefs? The way we are treated at work can shape our beliefs about how others should be treated Work and Careers • 26 Aug 21
Why password rules and restrictions don't work Organisations need to do more on password security rather than making the user remember strings of characters and numbers technology • 01 Jun 21
A 'totally inequitable' tax system for those working from home The current tax regime is both inequitable and inadequate for employees who may be working from home long into the future Work and Careers • 10 Mar 21
How to manage equality, diversity and inclusion in the workplace Achieving a culture of equality, diversity and inclusion in an organisation is often easier said than done Work and Careers • 16 Feb 21
What's the big problem with PowerPoint presentations? Building a talk around the type of slide show common in most PowerPoint presentations is a profoundly bad idea Work and Careers • 08 Feb 21
Covid-19's major psychological toll on Irish healthcare workers New research finds Irish frontline healthcare workers are reporting high rates of anxiety, stress and depression because of the pandemic Health • 28 Jan 21
4 ways to fix the office and avoid 'business as usual' The current crisis is an ideal opportunity to reform the way work is performed in most offices Work and Careers • 21 Jan 21
Building homes for employees: what we can learn from an old idea Providing additional benefits around housing and child-care are examples of how an employer could really make a difference Work and Careers • 19 Jan 21
How civil service careers can attract millennials and Gen Z With huge numbers due to retire in the coming years, the civil service will require increased recruitment among younger generations Work and Careers • 18 Feb 21
Is 2021 the year we finally say goodbye to the office? Working from home became the norm for many in 2020 and we are unlikely to go back to the way things were Work and Careers • 05 Jan 21
It's not just you: how work during Covid has got much harder The pandemic has changed our wellbeing, behaviour and attitudes to home, work and society Work and Careers • 23 Nov 20
Why you should call in sick more often even if working from home Sickness presenteeism can have negative consequences for both employee and company Health • 10 Nov 20
Would you lie for your boss? New research has found that good relationships at work can lead to unethical behaviour Work and Careers • 02 Nov 20
So you think your job has nothing to do with maths.. From vets and sports presenters to farming and the law, maths plays a surprisingly major role in a lot of careers Maths • 08 Feb 21
How the end of the office may also mean the end of your boss Working from home has shown many employees that they do not need a manager or superviser to get work done Brainstorm • 06 Nov 20
What do you do if a colleague chooses to 'come out' to you? National Coming Out day aims to make the process of coming out easier for LGBTQI people by raising awareness of the process LGBTQ • 11 Oct 21
How can we reduce heating bills for those working from home? Spending an extra 40 hours a week at home could significantly increase heating bills and dramatically intensify household emissions. Energy • 22 Apr 21
How digital hubs could replace working from home - and the office Digital hubs provide a halfway house between working 100% from home and commuting daily to the office Work & careers • 31 Aug 20
What Ireland has to say about unemployment during the pandemic New research looks at how Irish people experienced work-disruption and unemployment during the recent lockdown Ireland • 30 Jul 20
Are you good at sharing what you know with your co-workers? When employees are reluctant to share knowledge, this can be disheartening for fellow workers and damaging for organisations Work & careers • 22 Jul 20
Why do we talk about our bodies as if they were machines? The idea that the body is a machine in need of constant tending and repair has become part of our daily lives Ideas • 16 Jul 20
What's next for the 9 to 5 world of the workplace? How working from home, data, trade unions and the generation gap will change our working lives Work & careers • 01 Oct 20
Will the new government turn out to be good team players? There are four fundamental ingredients behind group success, so how does Micheál Martin's new team measure up? Work & careers • 14 Jul 20
Does working from home mean more housework for women? The pandemic has amplified Irish women's disproportionate shouldering of cleaning and caring compared to their male counterparts Women and society • 30 Jun 20
