Friday Round Up in Ireland 28/06/2024
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 28 June 2024 Issues covered: Industrial action; AI; Wages; Work permits; HarassmentThis week's top 5:
- Customer-facing staff increasingly harassed, Ibec says
- Businesses have more time to understand upcoming compliance obligations as AI Act delayed
- 400 jobs cut at RTÉ as part of new five-year strategy
- Health and safety breaches totalled €1.3m in 2023
- Workers' incomes set to rise this year and next as wages rise and inflation falls – ESRI
And in other news…………. Barry Phillips asks whether recent AI apps are really here to assist employees or to replace them. Listen to his latest podcast here!
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This article is correct at 28/06/2024
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