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More reforms for Irish employment law enforcement

09.07.2012

With a history of up to eight months for employers to be notified that a claim has been lodged against...

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Employment laws under review

02.07.2012

For example, although the Coalition Government increased the qualifying service to bring an unfair dismissal claim to two years where...

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Citation urges employers to prepare for “summer of sickies”

06.06.2012

With the Olympic Games starting in London just weeks after the UEFA European Championships in the Ukraine, UK industry is...

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Recommendations in the Beecroft report to cut red tape should be welcomed

01.06.2012

  It is also disappointing – if it is true – that the Prime Minister ‘doctored’ Beecroft’s findings in some...

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Government Seeks Views on Dismissal Rules

13.05.2012

Views are also requested on the idea of compensated no-fault dismissal for micro-businesses (those with fewer than 10 employees). Under...

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Minimum Wage Frozen for Some

09.05.2012

Government ministers have accepted the Low Pay Commission’s recommendation that the rate for 16-17 year olds should remain at £3.68...

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Employment Judges hear unfair dismissal cases alone

06.02.2012

In the case of McCafferty v Royal Mail, Mr McCafferty, a postman with 19 years’ service with Royal Mail, was...

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Teachers strike causes a knock on effect for UK business.

21.06.2011

Employers should encourage employees to think ahead and to be proactive about looking at alternative childcare arrangements including asking relatives,...

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Changes to Paternity Leave Come into Force

05.04.2011

A qualifying employee is entitled to choose to take either one week or two consecutive weeks of ordinary paternity leave....

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