Despite the uncertainty, the centre's care assistants, social care workers and administration and clerical workers, are still turning up for work every day to care for the centre residents.

If the national bus strikes go ahead next month they will be almost two years to the day after the last time services were ground to a halt.

The union representing the 171 AIB information technology staff who are to be outsourced to three companies, has insisted no transfers will take place unless clear assurances are given about the workers’ job security.

Newco Rangers chief executive Charles Green faces a fresh blow in his battle to hold on to the the club’s wantaway players as his purchase of their contracts is not valid, according to an employment law expert.

Charles Green and Rangers players were on a collision course last night over whether they should transfer to his new company or not.

STAFF who have been told by their employers to move to Britain to keep their IT jobs vowed last night to fight for their rights.

Greyhound Recycling and Recovery has strengthened its position as the largest recycling company in Ireland having completed a deal to buy South Dublin County Council’s waste collection business.

DUBLIN Airport could be hit with strike action at one of its busiest times of the year, as a dispute between a sky handler and its staff threatens to escalate.

ELECTRICAL supplies could be severely affected by as early as this afternoon after the Technical, Engineering and Electrical Union (TEEU) yesterday served strike notice with immediate effect on one of the ESB’s largest plants.

Marks & Spencer is set to open a second store in Munster, situated in the Wilton Shopping Centre just outside Cork City.