Brian O'Donovan is a Work & Technology Correspondent at RTE. He focuses on themes such as cybersecurity, cybercrime, artificial intelligence, and public security, often covering topics like disaster response, economic policy, and the implications of data breaches. Brian's insights and reporting have been featured in RTÉ.
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Men's health charity Movember has called for reforms of paternity leave in Ireland and is appealing to the Government to establish a Paternity Leave
Senior trade union leaders from across Europe are meeting in Dublin to discuss a plan to develop trade union capacity in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.
Cyberattacks are costing Irish small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) up to €3.4 billion annually, according to new research.
Almost three-quarters of Irish adults are in favour of a social media ban for under-16s, according to new research.
SIPTU members working in a centre that is part of the St John of God group will go on strike next month in a dispute over pay and grading.
Industrial unrest in the public sector could be on the way after lead union negotiator Kevin Callinan warned that there is currently "no basis" for formal negotiations on a new public service agreement.
Data centre company Equinix has trialled a new hydrogen power unit at one of its data centres in Blanchardstown, Dublin.
The Government has announced that new retirement age rights for employees will come into force from Monday 29 June.
The country's largest public service trade union, Fórsa, is to ballot more than 90,000 members in the public sector to see if they are willing to take industrial action over pay.
Unions have called on the Government to use its EU presidency to introduce greater protections for workers following a wave of job losses in the tech sector.
