Fórsa will join AGSI later today, speaking to an Oireachtas committee on the Policing Bill. Tosh Cowman is set to say that union members are “extremely annoyed, frustrated and perplexed” at the prospect of having their terms and conditions unilaterally changed through the proposed legislation. 

A new statutory agency will be established to oversee the State’s response to domestic, sexual and gender-based violence, under plans to be brought to Cabinet today.

The tightening of lobbying rules is also set to be discussed by Cabinet today.

The Times reports on a new survey which found that two thirds of workers are “highly likely” to leave their job this year due to a lack of face time with leaders within their organisation.

Elsewhere, students and staff at UCD gathered on the university's campus yesterday to call for urgent action from management to address the pressures that students are facing. Read more on that here.

Some child and adolescent mental health services have come in for sharp criticism for a lack of engagement with troubled children in care, according to a new report on childcare law proceedings.

A whistleblower has claimed that civil servants heavily criticised health recruitment targets, in documents given to an Oireachtas committee.

And finally, Wales could become the latest country to trial a four-day week. Read more on that here.

Zen

What do you get when you attach a mic to a four year old? Cuteness overload.

Check out this very sweet video of a four year talking herself through snowboarding. Her song about falling is the motivation we need this Tuesday

Have a good day folks.