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Workers

    Stress is making a lot of you take time off work
    Strike that disrupted postal services called off
    Workers set to be paid for travel to and from work after major ruling
    How well do you know your employment rights?
    'I gave 45 years to the store': After 11 weeks, former Clerys staff aren't going away
    Unless you can magic up a few houses, welfare recipients will need to move away from Dublin
    Aaron McKenna
    McDonald's has apologised for telling staff on the French Riviera not to feed "tramps"
    Poll: Should the minimum wage be raised?
    'After decades in Clerys, they wouldn't even let us take our things from the lockers'
    'Treat them with the respect they deserve': Siptu to hold rally in support of Clerys workers
    Experts say desk workers should stand four hours a day - we tested it out
    Four out of 10 companies won't be giving pay rises this year
    Dunnes Stores workers in Gorey are planning on going to work this weekend
    McDonald's workers protest "poverty wages" and demand $15/hour
    Dunnes Stores agrees to pay rise but workers say that's not good enough
    Dunnes staff will "escalate" their campaign
    'Everyone needs to get behind Dunnes workers, in the name of common decency'
    Poll: Should employees have to speak only English while working?
    Cadbury's workers who lost their jobs to get help from government group
    Expensive childcare is leading to an increase in underpaid au pairs in Ireland
    Bus Éireann will meet with workers over 'unprecedented' pay rise hiatus.... eventually
    Three-quarters of Dunnes Stores workers are on part-time flexible contracts
    Former Waterford Crystal workers unanimously vote in favour of €178m pension deal
    The 9-to-5 working day is an endangered species
    Greyhound dispute could be set to end after 14-week lockout
    Talks between Siptu and Greyhound break down at the LRC
    Dublin Bus needs someone to do drug and alcohol tests on its staff
    Greyhound accepts LRC invite, says ball is now in workers' court
    Travelling to work? Don't forget, there are no Intercity, DART or Commuter services today
    Smartphones are actually becoming our 24-hour offices
    LinkedIn agrees to pay employees €4.4 million over wage violations
    Medical workers in scrubs to protest at ‘die-in’ Gaza protest in Dublin
    Union donates €10,000 to Greyhound workers support fund
    This day 30 years ago the Dunnes Stores anti-apartheid strike began
    Strike action at National Gallery called off
    IDA promises to help Bausch & Lomb as workers vote for massive cuts
    Bausch & Lomb express 'gratitude' to workers for voting in favour of cost cutting measures
    Domestic workers 'being exploited' in Ireland
    'No one ever notices the cleaner'
    No more strikes: M&S dispute ends as staff accept proposals
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