Stephen Bourke is a Python Developer with a focus on local news in Ireland, specifically Dublin. He writes for publications such as The Irish Times and Irish Independent, covering a range of topics including legal cases, employment issues, and social justice. His work has also been featured in Sunday World Magazine and Cigalah Group.
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Stephen Bourke's coverage primarily focuses on local legal policy and government announcements related to human resources, employment, workplace discrimination, and compensation in Dublin, Ireland. He appears to be particularly interested in cases of workplace discrimination, legal disputes regarding employment rights and compensation issues.
If you have insights into specific legal or regulatory developments within the Dublin area related to employment law or human resource management practices, providing commentary on these topics could be relevant for Stephen's coverage. Additionally, if you can offer perspectives on specific cases of workplace culture or provide expert analysis on recent government announcements impacting labor laws in Dublin specifically, your input may align with his reporting focus.
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By: Stephen Bourke
Failure to invite soldier back for unit presentation is ‘biggest slap in the face’, airman says
A tech firm which admitted unfairly sacking its Irish founder has been ordered to pay him €464,000 in an awards package which includes the new record order for losses from dismissal by the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC). Hyph Ireland Ltd, formerly Xhail Ireland Ltd, was hit with orders to pay €440,000 for loss of earnings and €24,000 for notice pay on
By: Stephen Bourke
A discount retailer has been ordered to pay just short of €77,000 to a former in-house counsel who claimed she was left “chasing the Roadrunner” as she tried to close a gender pay gap on its legal team – but ended up resigning because of how she was treated.
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Trade unionist tells WRC it came as a great disappointment as he had considered the colleague a friend
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By: Stephen Bourke
Doctors' representatives had argued employment terms for new entrants were ‘uniquely harsh'
By: Alan Anderson, Stephen Bourke
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By: Stephen Bourke
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