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Friday 23 October 2020
The move comes just a month after it had already said it would cut 250 head office staff as part of cost-cutting measures.
Ireland’s all-time record goalscorer didn’t address his contractual situation with the FAI, however.
The Crossmaglen legend’s arrival is a major coup for Inniskeen Grattans.
The former Ireland midfielder is enjoying his time in charge of the U18s while obtaining his UEFA Pro Licence.
The ex-Ireland midfielder has been hailed as one of the most promising coaches in English football.
The detectives are in areas such as drugs, fraud and cyber crime.
Strict new coronavirus measures have come into effect – here’s what they mean for you.
Hospital workers acted to save the man’s life after discovering him in a staff pantry engaging in self-harm.
We spoke to the forward-looking companies breaking down traditional hierarchies.
The figures will now be released every quarter.
Bernard Flynn feels that Mayo are in with a chance of All-Ireland glory, but only if the right decisions are made on the line.
Labour TD Alan Kelly said he found it “alarming” that the Garda Commissioner could not express confidence in everyone on her management team.
Sweden’s SAS airline is the latest carrier to apply for an Irish air operators licence.
A good manager is clear on what’s expected, gives feedback, encourages, develops and rewards.
The Valencia boss has revealed he does not intend to stay in the dugout long-term.
The HSE has apologised to the baby’s parents.
It’s Monday, it’s a new day. Let’s get productive.
The fast food restaurant has been forced to apologise for a note it sent to staff members telling them not to feed the homeless.
A ruling has found that debt management company Money Village will not be subject to VAT.
No details have been released about the size of the settlement, though.
For January’s in-depth coverage of SMEs, we looked at the importance of setting goals and getting staff working together.
A bit of ‘fair play’ in the workplace can go a long way.
It’s management next for Cake.
Trainee doctors in Cork University Hospital had their salary scales changed without agreement in July.
… and at the very least think they won’t have any less money.
Proper burials of the dead is preserving the dignity of the deceased.
In a statement from the Garda Representative Association, it states that “the uniform no longer offers the protection of our democratic society”.
The pay and roster dispute involves hospital porters, catering operatives, laboratory assistants and CSSD Technicians.
George McNeice left the organisation with the massive pension pot in 2012.
Poll: What’s the best way to learn about running a business, in class or the school of hard knocks?
Kerry’s minor boss is well aware what Kerry’s senior boss has to offer.
Galway University Hospital-West/North West Hospitals Group said that recruitment of more nurses is underway.
The control system will be entirely automated, and will be first used for agriculture next year.
How do you manage colleagues who are also friends?
Staff went on strike last month over a disagreement about leave and pay arrangements.
Would you tell your boss or keep it to yourself?
SIPTU staff voted in favour of the measures. TEEU members will vote tomorrow.
The union and airline are engaged in a dispute that centres on rosters, which cabin crew want changed.
SIPTU said industrial action will only happen if changes to pay and conditions are implemented without agreement.
The removal of discounted flight privileges will be raised at today’s meeting.
Strike action by cabin crew is due to take place this Friday.
AS THE COUNTRY enters Level 5 restrictions for the next six weeks, we’ll all be finding different ways to occupy our time or take a break from work.
In April and May, many people put their trainers on and went for long walks, jogs or runs. Others took a dip in the sea.
With restrictions now in place, we want to know: Do you plan to exercise more over the next six weeks?
Poll Results:
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