On social welfare, unable to buy a house: The reality facing Ireland's academics
Analysis reveals an average of over 11,200 lecturers working in temporary and casual contracts.
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Analysis reveals an average of over 11,200 lecturers working in temporary and casual contracts.
Part two of Noteworthy’s investigation examines pay and conditions of these frontline workers, as well as profits made by providers.
Part one of Noteworthy’s in-depth investigation shows that many carers took a pay hit and felt unsupported during the Covid-19 crisis.
A new paper calls on policymakers to ‘transform’ precarious and low-paid jobs.
As president, Higgins is the supreme commander of the Defence Forces.
Ryanair has warned that if the strikes continued, there could be job losses.
The protest will begin today at 2pm with a wreath laying ceremony in honour of Defence Forces members who have died.
The ongoing Luas dispute continues to cause headaches for commuters, with more strikes planned.
Members have express frustration that more action hasn’t been taken to restore pay.
The AGSI says the force is being silenced.
The Irish Federation of University Teachers says it has hired a senior barrister to examine the constitutionality of the proposed deal to see if it can be challenged in the courts.
Bus Éireann says it anticipates that school transport services will operate as normal today but has advised parents to check services ahead of time.
Bus Éireann has said it plans to implement Labour Court recommendations which will mean some workers at the bus company work longer for less pay.
The Government seeks savings of €1 billion over three years by agreeing on significant changes to working conditions and pay in the public sector.
Minister Bruton is looking for a delay in the implementation of an obligation on workers to provide equal terms for agency staff as for permanent employees.