Fewer than one in 10 firms reported higher productivity levels from employees when working from home.

Research from talent solutions firm Robert Walters has found that the conventional 40-hour work week is falling out of favour.

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown had the highest proportion of people working from home for at least one day a week at 57 per cent

FRS Recruitment carried out a survey to provide insights on the changing trends and perspectives of Irish employees and their employers

It is the first time in 171 years that Ireland's population exceeded the five million threshold.

Parts of the legislation on working from home are getting strengthened in favour of employees

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Working from home has its benefits but what if employers start adopting tools that could track time spent on social media, or how many mouse clicks you do in a minute, says Colette Sheridan