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Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 25/5/2018

Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 25 May 2018 Issues covered:

Highlights this week: Will the world end today, just like it did with the Millennium 2 bug? We may face fines of €20m and more but we're more worried about the repetitive strain injuries caused by unnecessary opting in requirements. However, the GDPR is important and you'll have to prove you are working to get your house in order. It will take a while for the full force of the new Act to be felt but treat it lightly at your peril.

Also this week - the Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2017 has of 17th May 2018 cleared the Committee Stage in the Dáil; the Association for Coaching shares the updated Global Code of Ethics for Coaches, Mentors and Supervisors; Jennifer Cashman

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