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1st February 2012
Health and Safety Authority targeting improvements in high risk sectors
The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton T.D., has today (Tuesday 31st January) launched the Health and Safety Authority Programme of Work for 2012 which sets out the annual priorities and targets for the Authority.
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1st February 2012
Irish women better qualified than men but earn less and work fewer hours - report
Irish women are more likely to have higher qualifications than men - but work fewer hours and earn less, a new report covered in the Irish Independent has found.
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1st February 2012
Unions demand return of teacher allowances
The TUI and ASTI have criticised the decision to suspend the payment of allowances to new teachers.
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31st January 2012
Consultants over €50,000 better off by retiring just a day earlier
Some hospital consultants will be more than €50,000 better off by retiring on February 29 instead of a day later, March 1, due to the cuts in public sector pensions coming into effect.
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30th January 2012
Whistleblower in psychiatric unit row gets job back
The Whistleblower who revealed that psychiatric patients had been moved to a closed unit for Christmas has been given her job back.
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30th January 2012
'Outdated' payments to public servants facing axe
Extra payments given to public servants because they have third level or other qualifications have been singled out for the axe under plans to slash spending.
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30th January 2012
Manual handling one of the biggest causes of injury in the workplace
HSA produces sector specific guides to reduce manual handling injuries
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25th January 2012
Restaurant worker lost job for 'grazing' on duty, tribunal told
A worker in a Dunnes Stores-operated restaurant was captured on CCTV eating chips and sausages before wiping her mouth with her sleeve while serving customers.
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25th January 2012
Commission launches debate on corporate restructuring: what lessons from the crisis?
The European Commission has launched a Europe-wide public debate on corporate restructuring and anticipating change.
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23rd January 2012
Top academics snub Quinn pay cut plea
Seven of the country’s top academics have snubbed a request from Education Minister Ruairi Quinn to cut their pay to €200,000 – equal to Taoiseach Enda Kenny’s salary.
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