Civil Service sickness cost Â£25m
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Sickness absence in the NI Civil Service is on the increase, and has cost  Â£25.6m this year.
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Accidents and work related illnesses through poor implementation of health and safety practices are costing Irish businesses at least E300m a year, the Chief Executive of the Chambers of Commerce of Ireland ...
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A court approves a Â£4.25m payout to the parents of a girl left with cerebral palsy after hospital mistakes at birth.
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The government's abandoned police  force merger plans cost taxpayers millions, the BBC learns.
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Media & professional: Â· Threshold for full grant moved up to Â£25,000  Â· Student loan 'repayment holidays' proposed
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FORMER shipyard workers at risk from a killer disease were today thrown a lifeline which could lead to pay-outs worth tens of thousands of pounds.
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Cunard confirmed yesterday that almost 80 passengers have been taken ill with diarrhoea and vomiting during the Christmas cruise of the new Â£300m luxury liner Queen Victoria
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Hospitals have paid over Â£120 an hour for agency workers to cover for gaps in staffing, latest figures show.
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The NHS has been hit by a Â£180m compensation bill for incorrectly charging patients for nursing care.
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Â· More than 250,000 will eventually benefitÂ· Graduates to be allowed loan repayment holidays
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Keel-hauled An unnamed UK firm has agreed to pay a record fine of Â£250,000 ($498K) for running unlicensed software.â¦
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The cost of scrapping the world cruise of P&O's troubled ship Aurora has risen to 26.25m, it was revealed on Tuesday.
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The over-75s would get their state pension boosted by Â£25 a week under Lib Dem plans being unveiled on Tuesday.
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There is an unacceptable level of absence through sickness in NI's civil service, Finance Minister Peter Robinson says.
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The computer network being installed by the NHS could cost over Â£30 billion - five times the amount originally announced by the Government, it emerged today.
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The 25th Children in Need appeal raises over Â£17m on the night - up from Â£15.5m in 2003, the BBC says.
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Australian building products group James Hardie has agreed to pay $1.1bn (Â£568m) to victims of asbestos-related diseases. The landmark deal could see thousands of people suffering from lung diseases - caused