Four out of five workers experiencing sexual harassment at work do not report the incident to their employer, according to a new survey from the Irish Congress of Trade Unions.

Hearing that a woman is about to take her husband’s name after marriage is a revelation guaranteed to get my back up. Just what era are we living in, I wonder to myself at such times. What signal does this send out across the genders except to denote a form of handing over of ownership of a key part of your identity?

New radiation protection legislation that requires all employers in high radon areas to test their workplace for the radioactive gas radon has been introduced.

Mental Health charity Suicide or Survive (SOS) is urging people to make wellness a priority in the workplace this Friday.

A large telecommunications provider has been ordered to pay €26,100 to a senior female employee over her job being gone after her planned return from maternity leave.

New research which has looked at women’s career progression in Ireland finds that leading C-Level Executives take less than 20% of the national average maternity leave in order to preserve their careers.

Ireland could unlock €3.4bn in untapped GDP if organisations were to optimise their workplaces, according to a new study by Ricoh and Oxford Economics.

“I think in terms of workplace quality it is important to have a culture that people can have free time from technology and not be expected to respond to emails or messages straight away.”

Two men have been killed in separate workplace accidents on farms today.

Facebook has launched a corporate communications tool aimed at businesses, non-profits and other organisations.

People involved in workplace disputes are not able to take advantage of a new mediation service due to a lack of resources according to a new report.

A significant majority of Irish chief executives believe the next three years will be more important for their industry than the previous 50 as they struggle to keep pace with rapidly-changing work environments.

A man has died in a workplace accident in Co. Cork.

A new survey has said that most employees think health in the workplace is not a priority for their employers.