Meet the Researcher Series: Tony Dundon is a Professor in Work & Employment Studies here in Kemmy Business School at the University of Limerick. My research is about work and employment standards. ...

When it comes to leadership, the myth of great men lives on because it flatters and serves the interests of the elite.

Download Citation | Is Managerial Homeworking New? Assessing strategic, technological and political influences before, during and after coronavirus | In light of the covid-19 pandemic, it is often ass...

Other lives: Social sciences professor who specialised in the study of workers and their interface with capitalism

US owners confirm it will become the country’s first major stadium dedicated to a women’s team next season

A recent study published in the journal PNAS is overturning traditional wisdom regarding the origins and inevitability of wealth inequality

Over 850 productions have claimed Irish tax relief since 2016 showing Ireland is a major player in the global film industry

Acute strain on the jobs market has encouraged some states to consider reducing restrictions on employing minors

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The year began dramatically for Social Europe.

This has been a testing time on a personal level but watching the euphoria at Goodison reminded me of how the game can liberate

Tarkowski’s goal against Liverpool didn’t undo the mistakes of the past but Goodison sure embraced the madness

Most answers had ‘significant issues’ when researchers asked services to use broadcaster’s news articles as source

Evertonian Alexandra Topping – knowing that the famous old ground’s time was running out – made a final pilgrimage with her nine-year-old son

A UC Berkeley professor emeritus was killed in a deadly hit-and-run crash in Oakland on Monday.

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The demand for micro-retirement is driven by the desire to achieve a better work-life balance and avoid burnout

Workers in the Global South—from farm workers to scientists—power the world economy but face a yawning wage gap

Previous research on employee engagement outcomes have generated mixed results. Importantly, little research has considered the HR implications of emp…

Workers' Inquiry · Episode

The luxury hotel chain owned by the private equity tycoon is cutting hours and pay as demand weakens

From Manchester to the Alexandra Palace, the dumbarse chant exposes the stupidity of modern Britain

Coordinated strikes ahead of Christmas in a handful of cities including San Francisco and New York see the Teamsters challenge the nation’s second-largest private employer.

The report explores the critical role of social dialogue in advancing decent work, ensuring a fair labour income distribution, addressing the challenges of the digital and green transitions and delive...

Forced to improvise after its supply of Guinness dropped, at least one London pub didn’t lose it head

The UKRI Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) has awarded Digit £8.3million for a further five years to study the UK's evolving digital work ecosystem. The ESRC Centre for Digital Futures at Wo...

On November 20th, 2024, women stop being paid compared to men. This is the point in the year when, on average, women effectively work for free. The gender pay gap is now 11.3%, up from 10.7% last year...