New research highlights scale of low-paid work across Northern Ireland
New research into low-paid work in Northern Ireland has highlighted concerns around earnings, working hours, employment security and wider job quality.
Read moreNew research into low-paid work in Northern Ireland has highlighted concerns around earnings, working hours, employment security and wider job quality.
Read moreMore than seven in 10 cancer patients urgently referred by their GP in Northern Ireland missed the 62-day treatment target between April and June, new figures show.
Read moreMajor new driving rules come into force across Northern Ireland on 1 October, including a six-month learning period, new R plates and restrictions for younger drivers.
Read moreQueen’s University Belfast and Ulster University will deliver the £11.7m iPHARMA project, helping businesses develop innovative medicines and bring new products to market.
Read moreEconomy Minister Caoimhe Archibald has warned that the decision not to exempt the planned Derry-Dublin air service from Air Passenger Duty could undermine the route’s viability.
Read morePSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has confirmed a large-scale criminal investigation into the unlawful Garvaghy Road protest as the Drumcree stand-off continues.
Read moreTwo people from Belfast have been sentenced after a PSNI Organised Crime Branch investigation uncovered cocaine worth around £100,000 and more than £260,000 in cash.
Read moreRachel Langdale KC has been appointed to chair Northern Ireland’s Truth Recovery Public Inquiry into Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses.
Read morePSNI Connect will launch across Belfast and every policing district in Northern Ireland on October 1, offering residents direct updates from neighbourhood police officers.
Read moreA 56-year-old man has been charged with explosives and firearms offences following the search of a property in Armagh.
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