Employment Law Seminars - News
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24th May 2013
Public Sector Pay Deal Negotiations
It emerged yesterday that many, although not all, unions had agreed to the final package of change under the ‘Croke Park II’ negotiations, conciliated with public sector union leaders at LRC headquarters over the last few days.
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23rd May 2013
New Data Protection guidance issued by the Data Protection Commissioner
The Data Protection Commissioner issued his 2012 Annual Report on Monday last. This report contains eighteen new case studies, two of which will be of particular interest for employers.
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22nd May 2013
Wallace lodges complaint with Data Protection Commissioner over Shatter disclosure
The Data Protection Commissioner has said that Mick Wallace this afternoon lodged a complaint with his office about the disclosure of information received by Minister for Justice Alan Shatter.
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22nd May 2013
Ronan Daly Jermyn to create 20 jobs over next 18 months
Ronan Daly Jermyn (RDJ), which is Ireland’s largest regional legal firm, is set to create 20 new jobs over the next 18 months.
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21st May 2013
Coalition to miss €300m savings target
Talks on salvaging a public-sector pay deal are entering an "intensive" period as unions and management mount a final push to avoid government-imposed pay cuts.
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21st May 2013
'Widespread, significant' breaches of data protection across State agencies
The Data Protection Commissioner has discovered significant, widespread breaches of data protection law during an audit.
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21st May 2013
More complaints, data breach notifications in 2012 - Data Protection Commissioner report
Ireland’s Office of the Data Protection Commissioner opened more complaints for investigation last year than the year before, saw an increase in the number of data breach notifications, and carried out audits of 40 organisations, the Data Protection Commissioner’s annual report for 2012 reveals.
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17th May 2013
Sculpturist creates a storm at Legal-Island
Legal-Island has enlisted the help of Denis Rush of Articast 3D Ornamental Sculptures and Props to create an attraction for visitors to their offices in Antrim.
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17th May 2013
Bus Éireann Dispute
Agreement has been reached between unions and management in the Bus Éireann dispute over cost-saving measures.
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17th May 2013
Virgin Trains 'Skimpy Uniforms' may cause strike action
The Belfast Telegraph reports that last week, transport union TSSA expressed concerns at the new uniforms amid claims that the blouses for women were see-through.
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