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    Relocation Clauses

    The Terms of Employment (Information) Acts 1994 and 2001 specifically provide that an employer is obliged to provide an employee with a statement in writing no later than two months after the commencement of employment containing certain particulars in relation to his or her employment.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    LK Shields
    LK Shields
  • Article

    Disciplinary Processes – Court Of Appeal Judgment Serves As A Useful Reminder Of Some Fundamental Principles

    In a recent judgment concerning the lawfulness of a disciplinary process to which an independent contractor had been subject, the Court of Appeal neatly restated some principles that are fundamental...
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
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Employment Update: Importance Of Consistency In Disciplining Employees

A recent decision of the Workplace Relations Commission, Labour Court awarded an employee €35,000 under unfair dismissal legislation.
IrelandEmployment and HR
Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
  • Article

    High Court Decision In Relation To Compensatory Rest Breaks At Work

    The High Court decision in Mr. Andrius Stasaitis v Noonan Service Group Limited & Anor. addressed compensatory rest breaks at work.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
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    No Fault Dismissals - Case Law Update

    Further to our previous Insight on no fault terminations (see here) the issue has once again come before the High Court in the highly publicised case of Philip Nolan v Science Foundation Ireland [2024] IEHC 368.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    RDJ LLP
    RDJ LLP
  • Article

    Pensions Update - Spring 2015

    There were two key issues in the High Court case which were appealed by the employers to the Court of Appeal. The first related to when the employers' contribution liability terminated.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Philpott v Marymount

    Today's article looks at Dan Philpott – v – Marymount University Hospital and Hospice Limited, the first reported case under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014 (commonly referred to as the Whistleblower Protection legislation).
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Comyn Kelleher Tobin
    Comyn Kelleher Tobin
  • Article

    What Your Employer Knows May Hurt You: Less Favourable Treatment By An Employer, On The Basis Of Employer's Religious Belief, Does Not Establish Direct Discrimination

    In Gan Menachem Hendon Limited v De Groen, the UK Employment Appeals Tribunal (the "EAT") concluded that the dismissal of a nursery employee
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Court Of Appeal Overturns Probationary Dismissal Injunction

    On 16 February 2021, the Court of Appeal addressed the fair procedures entitlements of employees on probation when at risk of dismissal on the grounds of poor performance.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Daly v Nano Nagle School: Landmark Supreme Court Decision On Reasonable Accommodation

    The importance of this Supreme Court decision, which overturned last year's Court of Appeal decision, is matched only by the importance of understanding what it did and did not do.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Should Voluntary Overtime Be Included When Calculating Holiday Pay?

    Another decision has been handed down to clarify – or complicate – the position on which aspects of pay should be included when calculating an employee's entitlement to holiday pay
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Reed Smith (Worldwide)
    Reed Smith (Worldwide)
  • Article

    The Lady Doth Protest Too Much? – Employment Status Following The Uber Decision

    Uber markets itself as "a location-based app that makes hiring an on-demand private driver…easy." Uber claims that "for drivers, Uber provides exceptional pay...
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Workplace Relations Bill 2014

    Last week’s publication of the Workplace Relations Bill 2014 is a significant development in Irish employment law.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
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    Emailing Outside Of Office Hours: How Do I Handle It?

    Employers should take note of the recent decision in Kepak Convenience Foods Unlimited Company –v- Grainne O'Hara, WTC/18/18 ( 19th July 2018)
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    RDJ LLP
    RDJ LLP
  • Article

    Ireland's Labour Court Moves Towards Greater Accessibility In Its New 2024 Rules

    On 29 January 2024, the Labour Court Rules (the "Rules") were updated which revoke the 2022 rules. The Labour Court updates its rules and regulations on a biannual basis.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Ogier
    Ogier
  • Article

    Protected Disclosures Legislation Shows Its Teeth With First ‘Statutory Injunction' Granted

    Just under two years since the Protected Disclosures Act 2014 came into force, it has been widely reported in the last few days that the first order for interim relief under the 2014 Act...
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
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    Transfer Of Employees – The Labour Court Reaffirms Core Principles

    The Labour Court has recently provided guidance for employers on the application of the European Communities (Protection of Employees on Transfer of Undertakings) Regulations 2003 ("TUPE Regulations").
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
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    Can Employers Sue Employees For Insured Wrongs?

    The question of employee's liability to the employer was considered by the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords in the UK in Lister v. Romford Ice & Cold Storage [1956] UKHL J1220-2 (Lord Denning dissenting).
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Hogan Dowling McNamara
    Hogan Dowling McNamara
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    Employees With Disabilities: The Duties Of Irish Employers

    In other words, the employer is not required to strip away the essential tasks of the disabled employee's role.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Maples Group
    Maples Group
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    Employment Law Update: Compulsory Retirement Ages

    While there is no statutory compulsory retirement age in Ireland, it has been the practice of many employers to set a retirement age of 65 to coincide with the State Pension age.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
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