Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 3/4/2020
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 3 April 2020 Issues covered:We hope you've all been keeping well.
This week's top stories:
- Once again, most of the updates today are coronavirus-related. We do, however, have new Labour Court Rules 2020, which came into force on 30th March. The new Rules simplify the process of appealing a decision and in particular facilitate the electronic submission of appeal forms to appeals@labourcourt.ie. The Labour Court also has also introduced a new Employment Rights Appeal Form and a S13(9) Appeal Form.
- For readers with interests in the UK, a discussion on work-related coronavirus issues will take place in a free webinar today at 11.00 am. There will also be a free lunchtime listen webinar at 1.00pm on Monday 6th with
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