Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 21/2/2020
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 21 February 2020 Issues covered:Top stories this week:
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- In our case reviews this week an Adjudicator found that a Complainant had been discriminated against on the grounds of gender and family status when the Respondent failed to explore how a Pharmacist role could be facilitated by part-time working and, in the second of our cases, a Complainant with less than one year's service was unable to succeed in an unfair dismissal claim on the basis that he had make a protected disclosure, as
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