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Supreme Court strikes down REAs

tjossolicitors wrote 1 week ago: Earlier this week, the Supreme Court made a landmark ruling in McGowan & ors v Labour Court … more →

Tags: Employment Law News, irish employment law, employment law advice, Employment Legislation, employment law ireland, irish employment law

Is a change of location grounds for redundancy?

peninsulaireland wrote 2 weeks ago: From time to time an employer may decide to move premises or relocate due to economic or business ne … more →

Tags: Case Decisions, employer policies, Employer Advice, Peninsula Ireland, redundancy, Employer, moving location, suitable alternatives to redundancy, setanta security

Failure to follow fair procedures – again!

tjossolicitors wrote 3 weeks ago: The Employment Appeals Tribunal recently awarded a former supermarket employee €7,000 in compensatio … more →

Tags: Employment Law News, irish employment law, employment appeals tribunal, employment law advice, employment law ireland, irish employment law

Employee Successful despite the threat of Blackmail

peninsulaireland wrote 3 weeks ago: An employee who attempted to ‘blackmail’ their employer has been successful in their cla … more →

Tags: Case Decisions, Employer Advice, blackmail, fair procedures, health and safety risks, Terminating Employment, tribunal, Unfair dismissal

Forced Retirement Leads to Award of 2 Years Salary for Age Discrimination

peninsulaireland wrote 1 month ago: We have posted previously that Retirement would be this years big HR issue, following on from a numb … more →

Tags: Case Decisions, employer policies, Retirement, Employer Advice, objective justification, saunders, retirement age, Age Discrimination, Discrimination

Employee's Breach of Social Networking Policy Still Sees €18,000 Payout from Marks & Spencer

peninsulaireland wrote 1 month ago: Social Networking is once again to the fore with a recent Tribunal awarding €18,000 to an employee f … more →

Tags: Case Decisions, Employer Advice, employer policies, disciplinary, Marks and Spencer, Misconduct, Peninsula Ireland, social networking, Toland

Tribunal Proposes an Employer's Checklist for Redundancies1 comment

peninsulaireland wrote 1 month ago: A determination from the EAT has given a very clear indication to all employers what is to be expect … more →

Tags: Case Decisions, employer policies, redundancy, Employer Advice, Peninsula Ireland, redundancies, tribunal, Restructuring, tribunal checklist

€25,000 Award for Failure to Adhere to Fair Procedures

tjossolicitors wrote 1 month ago: The Employment Appeals Tribunal recently awarded a former pharmacy counter assistant €25,000 in comp … more →

Tags: Employment Law News, irish employment law, employment appeals tribunal, employment law advice, irish employment law, Compensation

Bite Size HR: Ticket inspector gets job back after spitting incident1 comment

peninsulaireland wrote 1 month ago: As Reported in Today’s Irish Times, a former Ticket Inspector has been reinstated to their rol … more →

Tags: Bite Size HR, Peninsula Ireland, dismissal, LUAS, ticket inspector, oluoya, Reinstatement

Update on Working with Children & Vulnerable Persons

peninsulaireland wrote 1 month ago: In September 2012 we posted an article on the National Vetting Bureau (Children and Vulnerable Perso … more →

Tags: employer policies, Employer Advice, Employment Law, garda vetting, National Vetting Bureau, Gardaí, vulnerable person, Children, retrospective vetting

EAT Orders Reinstatement for Manager Dismissed for Alleged Fraud

tjossolicitors wrote 1 month ago: The Employment Appeals Tribunal recently ordered the immediate reinstatement of a checkout line mana … more →

Tags: Employment Law News, irish employment law, employment appeals tribunal, employment law advice, employment law ireland, irish employment law, Compensation

Case Highlights Whistleblower Legislation Is Needed Soon

peninsulaireland wrote 1 month ago: As reported in the Sunday Times yesterday, a Garda who blew the whistle on senior officers’ pr … more →

Tags: Employer Advice, Government Policy, In the media, Government, Whistleblowing, Protected Disclosure, Garda, penalty points, garda pulse

€28,000 Award for Redundant Truck Driver

tjossolicitors wrote 2 months ago: In a recent Employment Appeals Tribunal decision, the Tribunal awarded a former truck driver €28,000 … more →

Tags: Employment Law News, irish employment law, employment appeals tribunal, employment law advice, employment law ireland, irish employment law

Employee Retirement - Can You Justify It?2 comments

peninsulaireland wrote 2 months ago: Last year we posted on the Blog about Retirement being this year’s big HR issue for 2012, we a … more →

Tags: employer policies, Employer Advice, Retirement, Peninsula Ireland, High Court, saunders, Compulsory Retirement, Employment Equality, Discrimination

The reality of Bullying ……

tjossolicitors wrote 3 months ago: We are constantly hearing reports in the media about bullying and its effect on work output and mora … more →

Tags: Employment Law News, personal injury news, irish employment law, Bullying; Equality Tribunal; discrimination; harassment

Update on Minister Bruton's 'Worldclass' Industrial Relations System4 comments

peninsulaireland wrote 3 months ago: It has been a few months since we have heard anything to do with Minister Richard Bruton’s aim … more →

Tags: Employer Advice, Government Policy, Dail, Government, industrial relations reform, Labour Court, legislation, Minister Bruton, Peninsula Ireland

€40,000 Unfair Dismissal Award for Pregnant Bar Worker

tjossolicitors wrote 3 months ago: In the recent Dublin Circuit Civil Court decision of Varga –v – POD Entertainment Ltd, Justice Deery … more →

Tags: Employment Law News, irish employment law, employment law advice, employment law ireland

New Data Protection Regulations Imminent

peninsulaireland wrote 3 months ago:   Picture Credit to http://www.deeralliance.blogspot.co.uk In January 2012, the European Commission … more →

Tags: Data Protection, Employer Advice, data proteciton act, European Commission

A Relatively Straightforward Decision, But A Very Unusual Set Of Circumstances

peninsulaireland wrote 3 months ago: A seemingly straightforward case of Unfair Dismissal has seen a most unusual set of circumstances br … more →

Tags: Case Decisions, Employer Advice, dismsisal, Duffy, lack of fair procedures, LiFo, OPATSI, redundancy, trade union


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