Tag: Ireland Business
Lead Row Ends in WRC Defeat: Sales Executive Loses Gender Bias...
A WRC ruling rejected a sales executive’s gender discrimination claim against an HR firm over lead allocation and falling earnings.
Why MSPs Must Prove AI Value Before the Market Moves On
MSPs see strong AI potential, but customers now demand ROI, governance, and security before spending more on new tools.
Before You Say Yes: The Smart Culture Questions Every Job Candidate...
Before accepting a job, ask smarter culture questions to uncover how a company really works behind the polished job ad.
ESRI Finds Minimum Wage Rises Barely Moved Inflation in Ireland
ESRI research finds most minimum wage rises in Ireland had little inflation impact, with only the 2024 jump lifting some service prices.
AI Shockwave Hits Gig Work: Why the Safety Net Is Starting...
AI is reshaping gig work, squeezing freelancers, drivers and couriers while weakening a key safety net for vulnerable workers.
Boss Ladder Blocked: Why Female Leadership Still Faces Old Barriers in...
Women are rising in Ireland’s workforce, but outdated attitudes and structural bias still block the path to top leadership roles.
Eir Pensioners Score Trustee Ballot Breakthrough in High-Stakes Fund Row
Eir pensioners have won the right to run trustee candidates, escalating a long-running dispute over pensions and representation.
Retirement Rewritten: What Ireland’s Top Leaders Say About Building a Happier...
Ireland’s top leaders say happy retirement needs more than money — it needs purpose, planning, health and strong relationships.
Minimum Wage Flashpoint: Ibec Urges Government to Block 79c Pay Rise
Ibec has urged the Government to reject a proposed 79-cent minimum wage rise, setting up a sharp debate over jobs, costs and worker pay.
Crumbs for Workers, Millions for Bosses: Why Ireland’s Pay Gap Is...
Ireland’s widening CEO-worker pay gap is raising fresh concerns over fairness, transparency and long-term business risk.
