Insights - November 29th, 2024
The Twelve Bells of Wisdom…
With the festive season approaching and Christmas parties firmly back on the agenda, we look at some…
Read MoreWith the festive season approaching and Christmas parties firmly back on the agenda, we look at some…
Read MoreWith the festive season approaching and Christmas parties firmly back on the agenda, we look at some…
Read More12 Bells of Wisdom for Employers at Christmas
Read MoreMany employers and employees will be noticing that significant annual leave has…
Read MoreEach year without exception we are asked to advise employers about an issue that…
Read MoreOn Monday 24th June, 2019, the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission…
Read MoreHeineken Champions Cup Quarter-Finals take place on the weekend of 29 March 2019. However, four of the eight teams may be facing…
Read MoreThe recent Labour Court decision of Grainne O’Hara v Kepak Convenience Foods Unlimited Company which was…
Read MoreA last-minute amendment to the Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2017 (“2017 Bill”) was made on 12th July 2018 in the Dáil…
Read MoreThe Shared Maternity Leave and Benefit Bill 2018 (the “Bill”), which was introduced on 12th July 2018, seeks to provide a new right to…
Read MoreEmployers need to be careful about campaigning that may occur by its employees leading up to the Constitutional referendum.
Read MoreIn light of the public and social media outburst of opinions about the verdict and evidence from the criminal rape trial the IRFU and Ulster Rugby
Read MoreThe Ballydoyle racehorse training operation has appealed a Labour Court ruling regarding excessive working hours for stable staff. On 5th January 2018
Read MoreThe Ballydoyle racehorse training operation has appealed a Labour Court ruling regarding excessive working hours for stable staff. On 5th January 2018
Read MoreOn 5th December 2017 Regina Doherty, Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection published the Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill
Read MoreFacts. This case was an appeal against the decision of an Adjudication Officer who held the claim made by Pauline O’Connell against her former employer
Read MoreThe Sectoral Order (Construction Sector) 2017 (the “Order”) came into effect on 19th October 2017. It is important to have a look at the details of the order
Read MoreIn May of this year the Cabinet approved draft legislative proposals aimed at tackling casualisation, precarious work and low-hour contracts.
Read MoreThe WRC upheld a bookkeepers claim of discriminatory termination when her employer terminated her contract on reaching the age of 66.
Read MoreThis overview gives an introduction to the principal areas of employment law which affect business in Ireland.
Read MoreRecent case law has highlighted how the lack of a social media policy can have disastrous consequences for employers.
Read MoreNon-EEA nationals require employment permits to work in Ireland. It does not grant a person entry into the country.
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