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High level of discrimination and virtual bullying in the workplace - survey finds

Three in four workers in Ireland have experienced workplace discrimination, a new workplace survey has revealed. Virtual bullying is on the rise, while a glass ceiling exists for a very high proportion of women (92%), it has also been found. The ...

08 Dec 2022 at 18:00

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Biggest fears for remote workers revealed

Over half of Irish workers fear that remote working will lead to a pay cut or hamper career progress, a workplace survey has found. Of those surveyed, 38 per cent worry they will be asked to take a pay cut while 60 per cent fear career progress ...

05 Oct 2021 at 10:20

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High level of discrimination and virtual bullying in the workplace - survey finds

08 Dec 2022 at 11:32

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Survey finds half of workers have fallen out of love with their job and are looking elsewhere

Almost half of Ireland’s workers (49%) have fallen out of love with their current job, according to a new report from Matrix Recruitment. Of those who no longer like their job, one third said that they are not being paid enough and one ...

26 Apr 2023 at 10:53

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Nearly two thirds of Irish workers subject to far right discrimination at work

Discrimination remains a significant issue in Irish workplaces as three in four workers in Ireland (74%) have responded to a recent survey saying there is an issue with far-right sentiment amongst their colleagues. 25% of people say ...

22 Oct 2024 at 06:25

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