Dr Jane Cunningham, consultant radiologist, Breastcheck Southern Unit

Dr Marcus Butler, Irish Thoracic Society (ITS) president, consultant respiratory physician and associate professor UCD Medical School

Dr Susan Connolly, consultant cardiologist, Galway University Hospitals

Justin Gleeson, drug and alcohol liaison midwife, HSE, Community Health Organisation 5 (southeast)

According to the CSO, the unemployment rate among those aged 15 to 24 increased to 11.2% from 10.8% in July

Clare Lynch, senior nurse community intervention team, Dublin South

This is despite the global economic uncertainty caused by surging interest rates

Some 80% of total floor space is taken up by individual workstations, with just 20% left for collaboration, survey finds

Nine-day working fortnight would prompt 75% of professionals to change jobs, according to new survey

With Zoom telling employees to return to the office, the issue of remote working is rearing its head again, writes Cáit Caden

Clodagh Murphy, postgraduate paramedic intern

People turned out in force yesterday along the streets of Bray to offer a final farewell to Sinéad O’Connor, who died last month

One reader reflects on the challenge of securing a job, while others consider climate change and Ireland's defence policy

Loneliness has become a public health emergency in the 'new normal' of remote and hybrid working 

Video conferencing giant whose services became ubiquitous in the pandemic is adopting a 'hybrid' of home and office working

The marriage bar put paid to the career of many women in permanent pensionable jobs, and its abolition for some meant that returning to work wasn’t worth it.

Therese Kelly, advanced nurse practitioner, lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS)

Dr Nick Flynn, GP and chief medical officer, Certior Health

Deirdre Walsh, head of retail, Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation

Aimee Kirwan, HSE student midwife on the higher diploma in midwifery programme in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda, Co Louth.

One in four workers believe artificial intelligence (AI) will impact or replace their job in the future with four in 10 employers believing the same.

Professor Reza Kalbassi, consultant in colorectal, minimally invasive and general surgery, Beacon Hospital, Dublin

It can be difficult to switch off from work when you take annual leave,  but a complete break is essential for mental and physical wellbeing

Applications to remote roles in Ireland accounted for 18.6% of all job applications

Bernie O’Loughlin, survivorship programme coordinator, National Cancer Control Programme

Organisations must support and empower Generation Z to navigate workplace complexity and harness huge potential.

Dr Elaine Patterson, health science and technology lead - brain health - at Novozymes OneHealth, Cork

Kerry Anthony, CEO of mental health charity Inspire

Karen O’Mahony, CEO, Rainbow Club, Mahon, Cork

Working after retirement age is part of the plan for over half of those who have reached the so-called ‘autumn years’.

Sarah Gleeson, advanced nurse practitioner in inflammatory bowel disease, Mercy University Hospital

Gwen Regan, HSE director of nursing, community infection prevention and control (IPC)

Engaging with a difficult colleague or customer can be challenging, but by adopting expert strategies you can stay calm and diffuse the situation, writes Sharon Ní Chonchúir

Margaret Allen, advanced nurse practitioner, acute oncology, Cork University Hospital

Good relationships with colleagues help us to perform better at work and improves wellbeing 

New legislation allows carers and parents to request flexible working conditions. It's a win-win for employers and employees searching for a good work-life  balance

Sheila O’Toole, hepatitis C clinical nurse specialist working with the National Hepatitis C Treatment Programme

Town-centre properties present a huge opportunity to create housing in climate-friendly conditions, writes  Marc Ó Cathasaigh

The US alone accounts for 16.9 million digital nomads with up to 72 million considering becoming nomadic. This covid-induced rise in remote working is a global phenomenon, which means figures for digital nomads beyond the US may be similarly high.

Caroline Peppard, HSE chronic disease self-management support co-ordinator, Dublin

Dr Genevieve Ferraris, GP and menopause specialist, The Menopause Hub, Santry, Dublin

Professor Sally Ann Lynch, consultant geneticist, Temple Street and Crumlin children’s hospitals and UCD School of Medicine

Becky Hanney, senior paediatric occupational therapist, HSE

Pat Doyle, outgoing CEO, Peter McVerry Trust