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A new study has found that just under two in every five childcare workers are now seeking work opportunities outside of the childcare sector. The Early Years St...

Long queues led to about 1,400 people missing their flights at the Irish airport last weekend.

Approximately 190,000 departures are expected this bank holiday weekend, according to the airport.

DUBLIN Airport Authority (DAA) has advised the Irish government of plans to manage summer passenger queues at the hub, where staff are said to be at "breaking point" over the ongoing travel chaos.

The Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) in Ireland has ordered Dawn Meats to pay former employee Aeron James €12,566 after his dismissal was…

The Johnson government has been able to rely on the Rail, Maritime and Transport union, Nautilus International and Unite to ensure that no industrial action has been organised against the summary dismissal of nearly a third of the P&O Ferries workforce.

Paid sick leave to be introduced for all workers in Ireland

Under conditions in which workers are employed by global entities such as P&O’s owners DP World, the nationalist agenda of the trade unions results in an endless spiral to the lowest international benchmark.

The government of Ireland has turned down a request by a longshore union to refuse entry to a tanker...

The government of Ireland has turned down a request by a longshore union to refuse entry to a tanker...