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Pictured during the panel discussion at last year’s successful ‘Being an Employer of Choice in Mid Ulster’ event. (l-r) Compere, Declan Harvey (BBC); panellists - Julie McKeown (Henry Brothers); Leanne Bradley (Specdrum); and John Armstrong (Mackle Pet Foods).

Becoming, Being, Beyond: Evolving as an Employer of Choice in MU

Man who sought reduced working hours after strokes settles discrimination case

Religious discrimination case against Belfast hotel settled for £10,000

Woman settles case over alleged sexual harassment at a work Christmas dinner

Details of new Sick Pay scheme were also announced

ICTU calls for an increase of the minimum wage by €2

Employers 'optimistic' for 2023 and are looking to hire more staff - study

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Agri-food sector struggling to hire staff

Employers planning pay rises and staff increases next year

71% of employees cite cost of living as the main cause of stress and anxiety

Cost-of-living crisis the lead cause of anxiety and stress for employees, accord...

The new phenomenon – termed ‘quiet quitting’ – is seeing young professionals performing just the basics of their job role

'Acting their wage' - Young workers across Ireland intend to do 'bare minimum' t...

PJ Gallagher with his dogs Wendy and Stella at the launch of ‘Not Just a Dog’, a new campaign by Dogs Trust Ireland . Photo: ©Fran Veale

Employers should consider compassionate leave for bereaved pet owners, says Dogs...

Radon risk map crashes amid rising numbers of houses affected by radioactive gas

The new law will give employers and workers legal clarity on remote working, which became the default for many during the pandemic

Details of new law giving workers the right to request remote working published

Business support, just the job

Business support, just the job

TV character Yosser Hughes suffered greatly due to unemployment.

Prominent Derry businessman says it is important not to have another 'lost gener...

Coronavirus furlough scheme to be extended until the end of October

Méabh Rooney pictured with Chris McCreery, director of the Science Festival and Sarah Jones from Creative & Cultural Skills NI.

Call for Derry creative businesses to avail of funded internship programme
The project aims to support the next generation of arts and cultural professionals
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Maghera student showcases skills to construction industry

Derry historian to recall the bygone days of ‘The Hiring Fair’

Derry employers to count cost of Black Friday frenzy: HR Team

North West Regional College to share in 50 new civil engineering apprentceships

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Teachers at schools in Derry set to go on strike later this month as part of an ...

One-day strike by NASUWT teachers affects schools around Derry

Minimum wage set to rise to £7.50 per hour for over 25s next month

Calls for action to be taken to support over-50s with alcohol issues

Advice offered to employers about staff arrangements in wake of Hurricane Opheli...

'One Stop Shop' to inform Donegal businesses of available funding and training a...

Derry Councillor speaks out on sex discrimation after Limavady woman awarded £25... Editorial Team