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Ryanair has announced a huge one day sale as part of their overall Black Friday sale. They have a week-long promotion with different sales happening each day. Today, you'll be able to get yourself flights to different European cities for just €4.99. more

Paris has won a battle to host the European Banking Authority (EBA), which will relocate from London after the UK leaves the European Union.more

A Galway business has received the approval of An Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, after he posted images of four pairs of socks he received on his social media pages. Mr Varadkar wrote on his Facebook and Twitter posts "More socks" about the colourful socks sent to him by Irish Socksciety.more

Dublin has been rated one of the worst cities in the world to emigrate to due to the lack of affordable housing and high cost of living. The Irish capital has been ranked just 47th out of 51 cities in a newly-published global survey of almost 13,000 respondents.more

The one hour 21 minute journey for Londoners is 23 minutes longer than the national average journey for commuters, which takes 58 minutes. Across the country, workers in the capital take the longest to get to and from work.more

A PREGNANT WOMAN who broke down in tears after being sacked by her boss at a Wrights of Howth operated restaurant telling her "business is business, enjoy your maternity" has received EUR 15,000 compensation. more

It's the most unusual job title in Ireland: Keeper of the Blarney Stone. Yes, that's the person who helps people kiss the Blarney Stone, and get the gift of the gab. Blarney Castle is currently on the lookout for a new keeper to replace long-time employee Denis Cronin - so what does it take to do the job?more

Criminal groups are using Polish passports to smuggle people on EU job market. Polish passport allows Ukrainians to take up work in EU countries - informs "Rzeczpospolita".more

An estimated 2.38 million employees from other EU member states were working in Britain from July to September this year, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found.more

Worries about money after years of government pay cuts are keeping nurses up at night, a new poll suggests. One in five nurses have said they can't afford to pay their bills, according to the Royal College of Nursing survey.more

14% of Poles are considering leaving the country in the next year. Germany is the most frequently indicated destination, ahead of the United Kingdom and Norway.more

Marcin Duda with the award of Employee of the Year Moriarty Group.more

An analysis of the 2016 Census data by Pobal has revealed Ireland's most affluent and disadvantaged areas. The 'Deprivation Index' starkly reveals multiple pockets of affluence in areas of south and east Dublin while there are high levels of disadvantage in parts of the north and west of the city.more

Teaching and nursing are among the most stressful jobs in the UK, a new study has revealed. Almost of half of sick days taken across Britain are as a result of work-related stress and those working in public service industries including welfare, healthcare and education are worst affected, shocking figures showed.more

Commuters across the UK are set to endure the worst train strike in decades after workers at five major rail companies walked out on Wednesday morning. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union on Southern, South Western Railway and Greater Anglia are staging a 48-hour strike while a 24-hour walk-out will be held by staff at Merseyrail and Arriva Rail North.more

A job market is better for students looking for a job. Employers will more often offer paid internships, the labor market experts belives. They also noted the growing number of young people who are not learning and not working.more

UNLESS YOU HAVE been living under a rock, you probably noticed there's a doughnut fad in full swing. Following in the footsteps of burrito and cupcake stores, several new doughnut chains have launched stores across Ireland.more

Irish companies should offer six extra days in holidays for non-smokers according to a leading psychologist. Jason O'Callaghan from The D4 Clinic in Dublin claims non-smokers should be entitled to the benefit, to make up for time they work when people take smoke breaks.more

Shoppers at fashion retailer Zara have found unusual notes in their clothes from workers claiming they have not been paid for making the merchandise. more

Canada's government says it will attempt to boost the Canadian economy by welcoming nearly one million immigrants over the next three years.more

Free glasses and subsidised teeth-cleaning treatments are among the benefits that have been added to the State's treatment benefit scheme. The services are now available to qualified PRSI contributors including the self-employed, and their dependent spouses or partners. The cost of extending the benefits is expected to be more than €70 million in a full year.more

A "world-first" mental health scheme set up to tackle the unmet psychological stress among NHS GPs has seen more patients in its first 10 months than it was expected to handle annually. The revelation comes as a survey of more than 800 family doctors found one in seven admit they have turned to alcohol or prescription drugs to manage the pressure of their jobmore

The number of European Union nurses and midwives registering to work in Britain fell by almost 90 percent in the 12 months to September, according to the first full-year figures since the U.K. voted to leave the bloc.more

The family of a mechanic who died after the truck tyre he was inflating exploded has settled its High Court action for 500,000 euro. Father of three Mariusz Cwenar (39) suffered a very tragic death in the workplace accident, the court was told.more

Commuters will face travel chaos on Wednesday as Irish Rail carry out their first day of industrial action. Intercity, Dart and Commuter routes will all grind to a halt from midnight tonight as workers protest over pay.more