Brian O'Donovan is a News Correspondent for RTE, focusing on national news in Ireland. With a keen interest in labor and employment issues, Brian covers stories related to workers' rights, pay negotiations, and the impact on various industries. He also delves into topics such as online safety, youth engagement, and the challenges faced by the public sector.
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Brian O'Donovan's coverage primarily focuses on national labor and employment issues in Ireland, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and data citations related to human resources and employment. Given this focus, he would likely be responsive to pitches that offer insights or commentary from experts regarding labor relations, pay negotiations, job market trends, and the impact of technology on employment in Ireland.
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A Limerick woman who invented a portable scalp-cooling device for cancer patients has won a major international design award.
The US fast food chain Wendy's is to launch in Ireland, creating around 300 new jobs.
A voluntary redundancy programme at RTÉ has not yet received Government approval.
The media regulator Coimisiún na Meán has found that TikTok, X and Instagram are 'exposed to terrorist content'.
Fórsa, the country's largest public sector union, is calling for a four-day working week to be piloted in parts of the public and civil service.
Telecom company eir has announced plans to invest a further €500 million in the rollout of its fibre network across Ireland.
Tipperary-based Buttimer Engineering is to double its workforce to more than 400 by 2028.
A new social media appeals body is now open and can begin hearing disputes about policy violation decisions made by platforms.
Jobs platform Indeed has unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool that it has described as the first step toward delivering a virtual talent agent for job seekers, and a talent scout for employers.
Medical device maker BD (Becton Dickinson) has withdrawn from talks aimed at resolving a dispute over severance packages for workers at its plant in Drogheda.
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