Part-time employment: Which countries have the highest rates and why?
While most employees work on a full-time schedule, part-time jobs are becoming more common as staff look for…
Live register total falls as labour market remains strong – The Irish Times
A further 1,400 people came off the live register in November, bringing the number in receipt of benefits…
Tesco to face €3.5m bill for staff signing up to auto-enrolment pension – The Irish Times
Signing staff up to the new mandatory workplace pension scheme will cost Tesco €3.5 million, next year, the…
Pilots hide mental health struggles to keep working
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Annie Vargas could see her son slipping away and pleaded with him to…
Woman told her coworkers she was taking a mental health day. Her boss responded immediately.
Madalyn Parker, an accessibility engineer from Michigan, wanted to take a couple days off work. There was just…
What Happens When Your Coworkers Are AI Agents
Michael Calore: The inscrutable billboards. Lauren Goode: I was just like, “What? No, keep me in the land…
Should you ever work for free? Yes, but go in with your eyes open – The Irish Times
Profile and exposure don’t pay the bills, but that doesn’t stop people chancing their arm and asking you…
Anthropic Studied Its Own Engineers to See How AI Is Changing Work
AI is changing work, and Anthropic studied its own staff to learn exactly how. In a blog post…
Ireland ‘lags rest of world’ on artificial intelligence in workplace – The Irish Times
The Republic is lagging the rest of the world when it comes to the adoption of artificial intelligence…
Meta’s ‘optional’ AI chatbot that you can’t disable – The Irish Times
I can’t remember exactly when it started but some time in the last couple of months, artificial intelligence…
Builder hit with €16,940 bill after failing to pay plasterer agreed industry rate – The Irish Times
A plasterer who hired an accountant to investigate his wages when he discovered a “discrepancy” on his Revenue…
Opportunity beckons in east Africa says Kildare woman based there for 20 years – The Irish Times
Julie Orr joined Deloitte and Touche, as the Big Four player was then known, through its graduate programme…