News - October 25th, 2018
Firing and Re-Hiring of Employee…
In the case of A Van Driver v A Florist, the Complainant worked as a delivery driver for the Respondent Florist…
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In the case of A Van Driver v A Florist, the Complainant worked as a delivery driver for the Respondent Florist…
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In the recent case of Adjudication Officer Joe Donnelly, the complainant was awarded €4,500 for unfair dismissal due…..
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A plumber was engaged on a series of fixed-term contracts for the specific purpose of carrying our refurbishment of the hotels…
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The Workplace Relations Commission (“WRC”) has held that an employee was unfairly dismissed in circumstances were although a genuine…
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The Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) Advocate General issued an opinion on 11th September 2018 agreeing with the Supreme…
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A recent decision of the UK’s Employment Appeals Tribunal has upheld a decision confirming that a claimant who resigned was in fact…
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The WRC has upheld an Employer’s decision to dismiss an employee for what was described as a repeated and deliberate failure to comply…
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The recent WRC decision in the case of A Worker v Food Service Provider seen the Complainant receive an award for financial loss as her…
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The Complainant commenced employment with the Respondent in December 2011, working 3 days a week. The Complainant’s employment…
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The recent decision of Adjudicator Michael Hayes will give some comfort to employers. The Complainant was employed as a painter from…
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Early this month, permission was granted to have two of the most significant recent employment law cases in Ireland heard before the Supreme…
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The dismissal of the Complainant, by way of redundancy, was held not to be genuine as the Employer did not follow any formal redundancy…
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