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Games studio Gambrinous signs up to be a living wage employer [RTÉ] 2023-06-03

Average weekly earnings up 4.3% in Q1 - CSO [RTÉ] 2023-06-01

Government approves pay increase for employment support scheme staff [RTÉ] 2023-05-30

Minimum wage rise of €4 per hour by 2025 sought by unions’ chief [The Irish Times] 2023-05-25

Fórsa warns members may opt for industrial action if pay increases don't match inflation [The Journal] 2023-05-17

EU membership pivotal in improving workers' rights - ICTU [RTE] 2023-05-09

Verizon not liable for Brexit course costs - WRC [RTÉ] 2023-05-02

ICTU to release anti-racism video to mark May Day [RTE] 2023-04-30

More work needed to address negative attitudes to disability - ESRI [RTÉ] 2023-04-20

Balloting of water services workers employed by local authorities to begin [Irish Times] 2023-04-17

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Today's labour news

Second Waterford Castle general manager wins unfair dismissal claim 2023-06-03 [RTÉ]

Ireland Northern Ireland TV presenter's BBC employment tribunal case settled 2023-06-03 [BBC]

Firefighter who claims bullying investigation was ‘whitewash’ seeks transfer 2023-06-03 [Irish Times]

Planned strike by water workers averted after Minister provides assurances on pay 2023-06-03 [Irish Times]

Games studio Gambrinous signs up to be a living wage employer 2023-06-03 [RTÉ]

Ireland Northern Ireland Striking workers at Survitec in Dunmurry determined to win an inflation-proof pay increase 2023-06-01 [Unite]

Ireland Northern Ireland BBC harassed and bullied TV presenter, tribunal hears 2023-06-01 [BBC]

Ireland Northern Ireland Home Bargains pays man �25k over disability discrimination claim 2023-06-01 [BBC]

Average weekly earnings up 4.3% in Q1 - CSO 2023-06-01 [RTÉ]

Car of restaurant founder seized as he appealed dismissal inside Labour Court 2023-06-01 [RTÉ]

Sacked Britvic worker reinstated by WRC as no evidence found that he threw punch 2023-06-01 [RTÉ]

Firefighters should ensure safety of public not 'put at risk' in event of industrial action: employers 2023-05-30 [The Journal]

Cork City Council community wardens to begin industrial action 2023-05-30 [SIPTU]

Nurse with addiction issue loses challenge to dismissal 2023-05-30 [RTÉ]

Government approves pay increase for employment support scheme staff 2023-05-30 [RTÉ]

Pressure building to get employees back to the office more of the time 2023-05-28 [Irish Times]

Finance, tech and media have highest gender pay gaps - Deloitte analysis 2023-05-28 [RTÉ]

Cork City Council community wardens to take industrial action 2023-05-28 [RTÉ]

Minimum wage rise of €4 per hour by 2025 sought by unions’ chief 2023-05-25 [The Irish Times]

Fórsa warns members may opt for industrial action if pay increases don't match inflation 2023-05-17 [The Journal]

Ireland Northern Ireland Cutting nurse training places is big blow, says RCN 2023-05-17 [BBC]

Former employee of Parnells GAA club tells WRC he was left short on wages 2023-05-17 [Irish Times]

Film industry workers accuse producers of systematic employment law breaches 2023-05-17 [Irish Times]

Mixed approach by businesses to hybrid working 2023-05-17 [RTÉ]

Former Debenhams worker wins WRC case 2023-05-16 [RTE]

Dáil told that Limerick workers were targeted for union activity 2023-05-15 [The Post]

Households warned as Irish Water workers to strike next month 2023-05-13 [The Business Post]

Workers and the EU-Reflections on Ireland's membership 2023-05-12 [Irish Congress of Trade Unions]

SIPTU members at GMC Engineering to strike 2023-05-10 [RTÉ]

SIPTU seeks clarity from Environment Minister on renewal of drilling licence at Tara Mines 2023-05-10 [SIPTU]

Gas maintenance workers set to strike for two days this month 2023-05-10 [Irish Times]

Many workers at risk of falling behind due to skills shortages - OECD 2023-05-10 [RTÉ]

WRC recovered €1.4m in unpaid wages in 2022 2023-05-10 [RTÉ]

EU membership pivotal in improving workers' rights - ICTU 2023-05-09 [RTE]

SIPTU members in National Ambulance Service vote overwhelmingly for strike action 2023-05-08 [SIPTU]

Local authority water workers back industrial action over proposed transfer to Uisce Éireann 2023-05-05 [The Irish Times]

Dockworker awarded €10,000 for unfair dismissal 2023-05-03 [RTÉ]

Ireland Northern Ireland RMT leader praises NI unions and warns Belfast rally against ‘ultra right’ causing division 2023-05-02 [The Journal]

Ireland England London Irish failure to pay players and staff sparks questions from English RFU 2023-05-02 [Irish Times]

Women of Honour say draft inquiry terms 'disappointing' 2023-05-02 [RTÉ]

Judge to rule tomorrow on Ammi Burke’s recusal application 2023-05-02 [Irish Times]

Europe Verizon not liable for Brexit course costs - WRC 2023-05-02 [RTÉ]

Abbott to pay worker €35,000 over sacking 2023-05-02 [RTÉ]

ICTU to release anti-racism video to mark May Day 2023-04-30 [RTE]

Ireland Northern Ireland Belfast trade union rally: Plea for politicians to return to government 2023-04-30 [BBC]

Ireland Northern Ireland Teacher strikes: Most NI schools close as five unions take action over pay 2023-04-26 [BBC]

More work needed to address negative attitudes to disability - ESRI 2023-04-20 [RTÉ]

Ireland Northern Ireland Strangford ferry cancelled for a week due to strike action 2023-04-18 [Belfast Telegraph]

Ireland Northern Ireland Union leader Mick Lynch to address Belfast rally 2023-04-18 [Belfast Telegraph]

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This month in labour history

1-06-1914 Jim Larkin is elected president of the Irish TUC in the wake of the Dublin Lockout. [more]

5-06-1868 Birth of James Connolly, Irish socialist and labour organiser, in Edinburgh. [more]

9-06-1918 Women, organised by the Irish Women Workers' Union (IWWU), pledge not to "fill the places of men deprived of their work through enforced military service". [more]