Full coverage: Industrial relations

Ireland’s industrial relations are at a crossroads. From collective bargaining to remote work, Ibec executive Maeve McElwee discusses the changes that are reshaping the dynamics of work.

The Labour Court found Verizon EWC members couldn't bill the company for attending a training conference in Hamburg and receiving Brexit advice. An appeal is due to go before the High Court.

A few years ago, there were only a handful of European Works Councils in Ireland. Now there are more than a hundred as US multinationals adopt the country as a legal base. David Hopper, partner with Lewis Silkin, discusses the repercussions of this post-Brexit legal phenomenon.

Metropolitan Films International Limited is currently appealing WRC awards against it to the tune of €430,000 for breaches of workers' rights. This tale’s origin story starts with corporation tax credits.

To really maximise the potential of the film and television sector in Ireland, industrial peace needs to break out soon. 

The mid-size dairy processor Arrabawn and Siptu took their dispute over exit pay to the Labour Court on the week the business reported strong results. The court has now made a recommendation.

Those who lost their jobs when the retailer’s Irish stores went into liquidation one year ago were promised enhanced redundancy, but existing rules means there is no money to pay it. How will the stand-off end?