The national minimum wage is set to increase by 30 cent on February 1, 2020.

The Justice Minister has said that Dara Murphy needs to set the record straight about his Dáil attendance record and claimed allowances.

The Government is seeking to downplay fears that surging nurses’ pay deal costs could force the health service to seek extra funds or cut back services. , insisting money is available to operate the system.

Members of the country's Reserve Defence Forces (RDF) are being paid on average 18% less than the rates being given to their counterparts in the regular forces.

The Small Firms Association has branded the decision to grant a near 3% increase in minimum pay rates for building and electrical contractors "disappointing" and said the move will make it more difficult for small companies in the sector to compete.

Minimum rates of pay for workers in the construction sector are set to rise by 5.4% while rates in the electrical sector will increase by 2.7%.

A union representing 3,000 senior civil servants and managers is calling for an early review of the current public pay agreement.

It wouldn’t be Easter week without it.

There is 'palpable anger and frustration' about ongoing pay discrepancies for teachers in Ireland.

Education Minister Joe McHugh has said that he cannot commit to a timeline to end pay inequality for teachers.

A leading teachers' union has indicated it will seek additional pay benefits, following the Government's recent settlement with nurses.

Mandate is to lodge a pay claim with Tesco on behalf of the 8,000 workers it represents.

The Irish National Teachers’ Organisation says it will continue to campaign for pay equality for all its members following the introduction of pay improvements for public servants.

Latest: The Association of Secondary School Teachers (ASTI) plans to ballot for strike action if the INTO does the same.

The Minister for Education says he will address the issue of pay for new teachers next year.

There have been calls for an expert group to be set up to examine nurses pay claims.

The Taoiseach and Minister for Defence are visiting Irish Peace Keeping missions in Mali in West Africa this week.

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said that he will not do anything to “unravel” the Public Service pay agreement.

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) has criticised rising chief executive pay levels, saying they are increasingly out of touch with average worker pay conditions.

Secondary teachers belonging to the ASTI union have narrowly voted to reject the government's pay proposals.

Women have lost more income than men over the past decade.

Nurses have voted by a huge majority to reject proposals by the Government-appointed Public Service Pay Commission.

After a prolonged campaign, the country’s 13,000 Section 39 workers are to see their pay restored just as it has been reinstated for their counterparts in the HSE.

It has been claimed hundreds of soldiers, sailors and Air Corps staff have spent thousands of euro of their own money to get out of the Defence Forces.

The Teachers Union of Ireland Executive is being criticised for failing to reject the Government's proposals on 'new entrant' pay.

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation say pay remains the "number one issue" ahead of their union conference later this month.

The Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has welcomed a report which has found pay is not the main issue affecting the recruitment and retention of staff within the public sector.

The Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said he has not received a report yet on the future of nurses pay.

There is a recommendation for the minimum wage to go up by 25 cents to €9.80 an hour.

Delays in the recruitment of new nurses will cause more overcrowding in emergency departments this winter, the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has warned.

More than 1,900 people work at RTE, including 317 part-time or casual employees.

One senior clinical manager in the HSE last year earned almost €1m in pay.

Visa says it’s now "working normally" after a technical issue left millions of people unable to pay by Visa card or withdraw money from certain ATM machines.

Unions and management at Bus Éireann are meeting today exactly a year after they signed a deal at the Labour Court to end strike action by drivers.