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    Neurodivergence And Reasonable Accommodation: What Employers Need To Know

    Employers face growing challenges in supporting neurodivergent employees, with up to 20% of the global population potentially affected by conditions like ASD, ADHD, and dyslexia. Irish law mandates reasonable accommodations under the Employment Equality Acts, but what constitutes appropriate measures and when does the burden become disproportionate? Recent case law reveals the narrow interpretation of employer defenses and the significant financial consequences of failing to properly assess and implement wo
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    RDJ LLP
    RDJ LLP
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    Computer Says "No" (For Now) – To AI In Employment Disputes

    In a new Workplace Relations Commission (the "WRC") decision (Fernando Oliveira v Ryanair DAC), (the "Ryanair case"), the WRC characterised the employee claimant's submission, drafted with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence...
    IrelandTechnology
Matheson
Matheson
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    Abandonment Of Employment: Legal Risks And Employer Responsibilities

    On the surface, it is understandable how an employer might consider that an employee who has not turned up to work for a prolonged period of time could be considered to have abandoned their employment.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    RDJ LLP
    RDJ LLP
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    Labour Court – NUI v Woods

    This case relates to an appeal of a Right Commissioner's decision under the Protection of Employees (Fixed Term Work) Act, 2003 wherein the Rights Commissioner refused to grant a contract of indefinite duration sought by Dr Wood.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Comyn Kelleher Tobin
    Comyn Kelleher Tobin
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    Pensions Update, Autumn 2015

    This update applies to deferred benefit schemes and concerns the recently published Pensions Authority Financial Management Guidelines for Defined Benefit Schemes.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    12 Employment Tips For Christmas

    With preparations in full swing for the festive season, we review typical workplace issues commonly faced by employers at this time of year and suggest some practical tips for dealing with them successfully.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
  • Article

    Apocalypse When?

    The surprisingly limited potential for five year compensation awards arising from whistleblowing-related dismissals and the unforeseen effect of interim relief orders.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Matheson
    Matheson
  • Article

    HR Matters, July

    In HR Matters, the Arthur Cox Employment Law Group Newsletter, we look at a range of issues across our practice area and some recent and prospective developments in law.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    RDJ Employment Law Round-Up: September 2026

    A comprehensive review of six significant Irish employment law decisions from September 2026, examining critical issues including redundancy during protected leave, settlement agreement enforcement...
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    RDJ LLP
    RDJ LLP
  • Article

    Employment Matters, Christmas 2011

    In Employment Matters, the Arthur Cox Employment Law Group Newsletter, we look at a range of issues across our practice area and some recent and prospective developments in law.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Current Issues Arising In Equality Law

    We focus on two "hot topics" in the world of employment equality law, namely employment medicals and discrimination and flexible working requests.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
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    Irish Employment Law

    This Inbrief provides a whistle-stop tour of the most important Irish employment law issues, from the beginning of the employment relationship through to its conclusion.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Lewis Silkin
    Lewis Silkin
  • Article

    *10 Employment Status And The Gig Economy — Where Are We Now?

    Engaging services through what has become widely known as the "gig economy" has become increasingly popular in recent years.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
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    RDJ Employment Law Round-Up

    This comprehensive employment law update examines critical WRC decisions from August 2026, including substantial awards for pregnancy discrimination, parent's leave violations, and disability accommodation failures. The analysis also covers the Government's proposed Leave for Pregnancy Loss Bill and highlights emerging compliance risks around minimum wage, working time records, and fair dismissal procedures.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    RDJ LLP
    RDJ LLP
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