Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland Issued: 31/10/2014
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 31 October 2014 Issues covered:CONTENTS
1. Case Law Reviews
2. Industrial Relations (Amendment) Bill 2014
3. Industrial Relations in the Public Sector
4. Court of Appeal Established
5. Security Industry JLC
6. Inspection Exchange
7. UK Developments
8. Undeclared Work
9. Health and Safety
10. Employment News in the Media
11. Employment News Elsewhere
12. Global Human Capital Trends 2015
Highlights: Quite a big week - Changes are afoot to allow the development of sectoral pay agreements; the public sector restraints are beginning to come off and there is a Civil Service Renewal Plan; after the referendum last year, a Court of Appeal has now been established; a Memorandum of Understanding was signed last week between NREA and
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