workplace

Nurse receives €29k payout after co-worker rolled their eyes at her

Nurse receives €29k payout after co-worker rolled their eyes at her

A tribunal ruled that the act amounted to bullying. A nurse has received a €29k payout after her coworker rolled their eyes at her. A tribunal found that Maureen Howieson was subjected to ‘rude, isolating, bullying, and belittling’ behaviour by her co-worker, Jisna Iqbal. The 64-year-old quit her job following the co-workers’ ‘strained’ relationship at […]

1 year ago

WorkEqual launches campaign to improve workplace gender equality

WorkEqual launches campaign to improve workplace gender equality

Dress for Success Dublin rebrands as WorkEqual with focus on supporting women to find employment. Dress for Success Dublin today rebranded as WorkEqual to support women looking for work and those looking to progress in their careers. Commenting today, WorkEqual CEO Angela Smith, said: “Dress for Success has made a huge difference to thousands of […]

5 years ago

Why is ‘bring your child to work day’ not a bigger thing in Ireland

Why is ‘bring your child to work day’ not a bigger thing in Ireland

Why is it that ‘bring your child to work day’ hardly exists in Ireland? When I was a kid I remember watching American TV shows featuring episodes where parents annually bring their children to their workplace. On this side of the Atlantic I only know of one person whose company partakes in the tradition. Ireland […]

7 years ago

Welcome news! Employmum founder says that ‘flexible working hours’ are the future

Welcome news! Employmum founder says that ‘flexible working hours’ are the future

When Karen O’Reilly returned to Ireland, she expected she would easily find work that would fit around her family life. “I thought finding a flexible role would be easy, until I started looking in earnest and realised that there were very few flexible roles available and no service that could help me find one.” And […]

8 years ago