Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 16/3/2017
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 16 March 2017 Issues covered:Highlights this week:
The Mediation Bill makes some progress through the Dáil Éireann; the gender pay gap in Ireland is 16%, although Irish women in the UK earn more than men on average; the Labour Court has issued a Notice of Intention to Conduct an Examination into Terms and Conditions in the Construction Sector; and GLEN has officially launched the Workplace Equality Index 2017.
CONTENTS
1. Case Law Reviews
2. Mediation Bill 2017
3. Gender Pay Gap in Ireland
4. Labour Court Examination
5. Health & Safety Developments
6. UK Developments
7. Employment News in the Media
8. Friends of Legal-Island
9. Thought-Provoking Video
Case Law Reviews:
The Labour Court declines to interfere in existing
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This article is correct at 16/03/2017
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