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A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Some 40,000-plus workers who left the industry as Covid-19-prevention measures forced many businesses to close. Picture: AP</p>

ourview

Irish Examiner view: Bill to boost rights of hospitality staff is long overdue

Employers will be prohibited from describing mandatory charges as ‘service charges’, unless they are treated in the same way as tips

<p>Defence Minister Simon Coveney addressing last year’s PDForra confrence. Frustration among members of the Defence Forces has led to calls from PDForra — and more recently Raco — for the right to trade union representation. Picture Dan Linehan</p>

comment-analysis

Sean O'Riordan: All our military personnel want is to be treated fairly

Michael Clifford

Mick Clifford: These two women stood up for themselves. Their victory may be a tipping point

Amazon pushes back return to office to January as Covid cases flare in US

economy

Amazon pushes back return to office to January as Covid cases flare in US

Uber Supreme Court case

comment-analysis

Michael Clifford: UK court rulings give hope to precarious workers – it's time we follow suit

Government handed first defeat in workers' rights debate

news

Government handed first defeat in workers' rights debate