Is it really bonkers to use an algorithm to hire a person? There has been tremendous interest in using artificial intelligence tools to streamline hiring decisions in organisations, but the blind use of them without understanding why ... Career • 16 Sep
The Great Resignation: why are so many people leaving their jobs? The impact of this potential talent exodus on any organisation's future performance is hugely significant Work and Careers • 30 Aug
The science of winning an All-Ireland final 100 years ago Are there lessons for Mayo and Tyrone in how Limerick trainer Jim D'Alton prepared his All Ireland winners in 1919? Sport • 30 Aug
Do we really want to return to our old ways of working? The way we work has implications for our psychological well-being and social relationships within and beyond the workplace Work and Careers • 24 Aug
A tip for your next work meeting: what would Tommy Tiernan do? We can all learn from the comedian's ability on his TV show to see and draw out the value in people. Work and Careers • 20 Aug
Why surgery is not always the answer for shoulder and knee pain Are there less risky and cheaper alternatives to surgery when it comes to managing shoulder and knee pain? Health • 19 Aug
The complex issue of sex offender management Significant gaps exist in our knowledge of whether sex offender laws help to keep the public safe Crime • 18 Aug
Would you take a pay cut to stay working from home? It may be more in a company's interest to reward rather than penalise employees working from home Brainstorm • 16 Aug
What's the ideal body composition for a successful GAA player? Research shows some players accumulate up to 5kg of abdominal fat in the off-season and return to training with a weight handicap GAA • 20 Aug
How music causes harm It is important to remember that it is how music is used that causes problems, not the music itself Music • 09 Aug
