Social Justice Ireland
Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT and the future of work

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) conducted surveys of both employers and workers to understand the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the workplace. Here are some of the main findings from the surveys:
Increased productivity: Employers reported that AI has helped to increase productivity in their organizations. The majority of employers (nearly 70%) reported that AI has led to moderate or significant productivity gains.
New types of jobs: While AI is expected to automate some jobs, it is also creating new types of jobs. Over 50% of employers reported that AI has led to the creation of new job categories in their organizations.
Upskilling and…
World Happiness Report 2023

IPCC Synthesis Report - immediate and radical climate mitigation measures required

GIVING A VOICE TO THOSE WHO DON’T HAVE A VOICE
When you support Social Justice Ireland, you are tackling the causes of problems.
Social Prescribing

National Action Plan Against Racism must be resourced

Green budgeting a priority to measuring progress to 2030 targets

Ireland faces some critical decisions on climate mitigation and investment in the next seven years. The significant investments and policy change required to meet out national and international…
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

“Freedom is the right to be wrong, not the right to do wrong.”
Migration and Saint Patrick

No Pathway to Work - 40% increase in Working Poor

Ireland's biodiversity decline continues

The Plant Atlas 2020[1] presents the findings of twenty years of research on Irish flora. The findings are stark and mirror the worrying trend of ongoing biodiversity decline in Ireland. …
Vacancy: Chief Executive Officer

Social Justice Ireland is seeking to recruit a Chief Executive Officer to lead and develop the organisation.
Reporting to the Chairperson of the Board of Social Justice Ireland…
Thousands at risk of eviction as Deferment ends

Gender Gaps still a reality on International Women's Day 2023

Social Justice Ireland co-founders Sr Brigid Reynolds, SM and Dr Seán Healy, SMA to retire this Autumn

Social investment and a new social contract key to a stronger Social Europe
