Collective Redundancies: What are the obligations to inform and consult?
Posted in : First Tuesday Q&A ROI on 3 June 2024 Issues covered: Collective redundancies; Consultation; Employee representatives; RedundancyTara Smyth is an associate in A&L Goodbody's Employment group and acts for a range of clients across a variety of business and industry sectors, advising on all aspects of Irish employment law – both contentious and non-contentious. In this article, Tara outlines key steps for employers who are considering redundancies.
Collective redundancies are on the rise - from the recent large-scale redundancies in the technology sector which attracted significant media attention to business closures across various industries affected by global developments and inflationary pressures, there has been a noticeable increase in collective redundancies in Ireland in recent years.
Such collective
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