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Humanitarian charity Tearfund is calling on the Minister of Workplace Relations to get the ball rolling again on modern slavery legislation. 
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Work to protect members of the Gloriavale Christian community from exploitation and abuse could lose momentum with the end of an all-of-government response ends, ministers have been told.

A new Airbus A321 XLR jet that was due to join the Aer Lingus fleet this year is just weeks away from being reallocated by parent IAG to another group carrier as a result of a continuing pay dispute, the airline has warned.

When it comes to pay deals, not all workers reap the same benefits. Here's how employees at these companies fared.

Law clerks don’t quit when things are going well.

'Any future pay rises that you give will be from that starting point', lawyer says, offering tips for HR

Tax ombudsman reveals agency acknowledged person was at immediate risk of homelessness and criticises it for lack of empathy

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The Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) says businesses across the country will welcome the government’s new employment relations priorities announced yesterday by the Workplace Relations and Safety Minister. EMA Head of Advocacy Alan McDonald ...

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