Employers

Deputy Carrigy said Budget 2027 provided significant support in terms of reduction in personal tax

Employer PRSI ‘change will ‘support local jobs in Longford-Westmeath’

Nearly two thirds of Irish workers subject to far right discrimination at work

The levy will not apply to disabled drivers or to employees of the emergency services in the context of responding to an emergency situation

Heated debate erupts over plans to introduce new parking levy

'I was injured at work, can I claim?' - Expert guide to work injury claims in Ir...

Top tips for a menopause friendly workplace

Details of new Sick Pay scheme were also announced

ICTU calls for an increase of the minimum wage by €2

Employers 'optimistic' for 2023 and are looking to hire more staff - study

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Agri-food sector struggling to hire staff

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Agri-food sector struggling to hire staff

Employers planning pay rises and staff increases next year

71% of employees cite cost of living as the main cause of stress and anxiety

Cost-of-living crisis the lead cause of anxiety and stress for employees, accord...

The new phenomenon – termed ‘quiet quitting’ – is seeing young professionals performing just the basics of their job role

'Acting their wage' - Young workers across Ireland intend to do 'bare minimum' t...

PJ Gallagher with his dogs Wendy and Stella at the launch of ‘Not Just a Dog’, a new campaign by Dogs Trust Ireland . Photo: ©Fran Veale

Employers should consider compassionate leave for bereaved pet owners, says Dogs...

Radon risk map crashes amid rising numbers of houses affected by radioactive gas

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Employment surge expected as companies plan staff increases

Engagement with workers on 'phased' return to workplaces urged by Government

The new law will give employers and workers legal clarity on remote working, which became the default for many during the pandemic

Details of new law giving workers the right to request remote working published Lili Lonergan

A gradual return to workplaces has begun from September 20, under the Government’s new reopening roadmap.

Talk to Tormeys: Return to work, vaccinations and Covid-19

Workers put remote working ahead of cash bonuses - job perk study

Workers put remote working ahead of cash bonuses - job perk study

'Tight monitoring' needed on building sites remaining open during lockdown

Director of CIPD Ireland Mary Connaughton

Deserving staff need creative rewards this Christmas

Job losses and wage cuts uncertainty for Longford employees

Fitness expert Karl Henry on the need to move regularly to counteract the negative effects of sitting down

Irish Heart Foundation launch Escape Your Chair challenge for Longford workers

Monaghan Institute's purpose built campus and first rate facilities make it a very attractive proposition for students and those looking to further their education.

Monaghan Institute has it all

Minister for Education and Skills Richard Bruton TD, Macra na Feirme President James Healy, Jennifer Keegan of Macra na Feirme and Martin Kane Managing Director of ABP

Macra na Feirme seeks out Longford's leaders of tomorrow

A new business survey has revealed that the majority of workers in Ireland do very little exercise, while four in ten need to take more care of their mental health.

Longford employers urged to get a move on

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Lus na Greine

Job Shadow scheme a huge success
The National Job Shadow Initiative took place on Wednesday, April 24 and local employers have been commended for supporting it.
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