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Tech layoffs have highlighted challenges with Ireland’s redundancy process, which has boosted business for consultancy and HR professionals

The Troup County Commission is preparing to turn sanitation services over to Martin Environmental on July 1, but if C&C Sanitation has its way, the entire process will be re-bid. Despite the county awarding Martin an exclusive contract and updating its ordinance to add further clarification regarding the inclusion of recycling, C&C is still planning to move forward with its one-bin recycling program.

Eric Mosley, a 43-year-old resident of Fairburn, is wanted for seven counts of insurance fraud, four counts of forgery, and two counts of identity fraud.

There were new and notable appointments this week at Bank of Ireland, Dominos, TD Global Finance, Monta, and Workhuman.

Award-Winning Culture and DEI Leader Joins Workhuman's Mission to Build World-Leading Human-First Workplaces with Employee Recognition Workhuman®, the company revolutionizing how employees celebrate

The Irish tech unicorn has recently come under fire over how it handled 60 lay offs at its Dublin office

Eric Mosley says a small number of laid-off workers are attempting to hurt the company’s brand ‘as much as possible’, and calls reporting by the Business Post ‘savage’

Internal documents reveal that the Irish tech unicorn hosted a week-long trip for its so-called ‘President’s Club’ less than two weeks after confirming plans to cut 10 per cent of its workforce

Financial Services Union says layoff process at Irish tech unicorn should be rerun after some staff were emailed information relating to severance packages during the 30-day consultation period

Some employees are planning to complain to the WRC over how the tech unicorn has handled the process of cutting jobs at its Dublin office while staff affected are also seeking better severance packages