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    Employers Required To Consider Whether Factors Other Than The Seriousness Of Allegations Justify Suspension

    In Upton-Hansen Architects Ltd v Ms X Gyftaki, the UK Employment Appeal Tribunal found that the decision to suspend an employee was a breach of the implied duty of trust and confidence resulting in her constructive dismissal.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Sectoral Employment Order (SEO) Update For The Construction Industry

    On 7 November 2024, Ireland's construction sector received a notable regulatory update with the approval of a new Sectoral Employment Order (SEO) by the Minister of State for Business, Employment, and Retail.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Byrne Wallace Shields LLP
Byrne Wallace Shields LLP
  • Article

    The Juggling Act

    The proposal for an EU Directive on Work-Life Balance for parents and family carers aims to provide greater flexibility to people in terms of leave and better balance between work and life.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    RDJ LLP
    RDJ LLP
  • Article

    The Workplace Relations Commission Publishes First Annual Progress Report

    The Workplace Relations Commission ("WRC") has published its 2016 Progress Report and Commentary (the "Report").
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
  • Article

    Gary Lineker And The Importance Of Social Media Policies In The Workplace

    Recently, the dominant headline in the news revolved around Gary Lineker and his politicised tweet criticising the UK Government's new immigration policy.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    William Fry LLP
    William Fry LLP
  • Article

    Labour Court Rules On Verizon European Works Council Cases

    In decisions which will be welcomed by multinational companies operating in Ireland, the Labour Court has rejected two appeals taken by one member of the Verizon European Works Council ("EWC").
    European UnionLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Workplace Relations Commission Granted Authority To Hold Remote Hearings On A Compulsory Basis

    Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar TD (the "Minister"), last week signed an order (the "Order") authorising the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) to conduct its...
    IrelandCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    Eversheds Sutherland
    Eversheds Sutherland
  • Article

    Understanding Employee Consultation Obligations Within The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) Framework

    This Insight provides a high level overview of the mandatory sustainability reporting requirements that will apply to Irish companies following the introduction of the CRSD...
    IrelandCorporate/Commercial Law
    RDJ LLP
    RDJ LLP
  • Article

    3 Things To Know: Remote Working

    The long-awaited introduction of the Work Life Balance and Miscellaneous Provisions Act in 2023 was generally welcomed by employees but was greeted with some apprehension by employers.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Addleshaw Goddard
    Addleshaw Goddard
  • Article

    Disciplining Employees for Activities Outside the Workplace

    Dealing with misconduct in the workplace is, unfortunately, an issue that most employers will have to address at one stage or another.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    LK Shields
    LK Shields
  • Article

    Employer's Processing Of Employee's Criminal Offence Data Deemed Lawful Under GDPR *

    https://www.arthurcox.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Hopkins-v-HMRC-3-Nov-2020.pdfIn this briefing the Employment Group consider a recent decision of the English High Court...
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Employer Alert: Right To Disconnect On The Horizon

    Following the launch by the Workplace Relations Commission of a public consultation in relation to a new Code of Practice on the right of employees to disconnect.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Employment Law Update: Industrial Relations Reform

    The Government recently published two significant new Bills which will reform the industrial relations landscape in Ireland.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
  • Article

    Guide To Employment Law In Ireland, Summer 2012

    Irish employment law is protective and prescriptive in nature.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    Handle With Care: Implied Rights Of Lay-Off/short Time

    A year after the commencement of COVID-19 restrictions in Ireland, decisions of the Workplace Relations Commission are now issuing with respect to initial cost-saving measures taken by employers in response to the crisis.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
  • Article

    High Court Orders Reinstatement Of Employee Dismissed In 2009 For Breach Of E-mail Policy

    Mr. Reilly was a sales manager with BOI with 8 years’ service and an exemplary work record.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
    Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
  • Article

    Maintaining Employee Rest Breaks

    Ensuring that employees get suitable rest breaks is vitally important in maintaining a happy and healthy workforce. However, the reality for employers is that it can be difficult to provide employees
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    RDJ LLP
    RDJ LLP
  • Article

    Meet The Mistress: How A Business Restructure Might Complicate The Irish Employment And Immigration Relationship

    Does a business restructure or TUPE transfer have any immigration or employment permit implications? The answer is yes: where a restructure involves a TUPE transfer, liability for employing foreign nationals without valid immigration permission will transfer to the new employer, and both parties will need to address their post-transfer notification obligations under the Employment Permits Act 2024.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Lewis Silkin
    Lewis Silkin
  • Article

    Negotiating The Thorny Pitfalls Of Emotional Leave

    Almost all of us will need to take ‘compassionate leave' at some point, to care for someone close to us. When it happens, certain rules are in place.
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Philip Lee
    Philip Lee
  • Article

    New Horizon Series Part 1: The Dawn Of Ireland's Enhanced Employment Permits Act

    On 25 June 2024, President Higgins signed the long-awaited Employment Permits Bill 2022 into law. While the Act will need to be commenced by the Minister of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, with adjoining employment...
    IrelandEmployment and HR
    Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy
    Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy
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