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Connolly has become “a vessel into which each man can pour his dream.”

CEO Alan Joyce hails ‘remarkable turnaround’ for airline whose results were a stark change from a year earlier, when it fell to a $1.86bn loss

Highlights from Thursday's newspapers

Wildcat strikes by civil servants at Romanian Ministry of Finance against job losses and pay cuts continue as union tries to take control; strikes and protests across war-torn Syria amid cost-living-crisis as government lifts fuel subsidies; South African municipal workers continue wildcat pay strike in defiance of union and victimisations in City of Tshwane

The discount retailer’s Ireland franchise has been mired in uncertainty since they changed ownership last February.

Samwu Tshwane secretary Precious Theledi said they had sent a memorandum to workers to return to work by Monday.

There’s much more to the Qantas Chairman’s Lounge than just free canapes and champagne. Here’s how to become a member and what’s on offer once you’re inside.

Local estate agents are in advanced negotiations with a new operator to take over the Iceland store in Tralee.That’s despite the Independent Workers’ Union clai...

For five years government has been sitting on the findings of an AFM grievances board, promising justice but failing to deliver

NEHAWU has cautioned about a potential Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) shutdown due to labor-management strife.