Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 19/6/2020
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 19 June 2020 Issues covered: Coronavirus; Workplace Adjudication Service; Labour Court; Data Protection; Remote HearingsThis week's top stories:
- The proposed programme for government has at least 12 promises of importance to employers, including gender pay gap publication; introduction of a pension auto-enrolment system; and mandating public sector employers, colleges, and other public bodies to move to 20% home and remote working in 2021 and provide incentives for private sector employers to do likewise.
- Our next free webinar is 'COVID-19: Practical Employment Related Data Protection Issues' on Wednesday 24 June (11.00am - 11.45am) with Matheson & Guest Speaker, Deputy Commissioner Dale Sunderland of the Data Protection Commission.
- We have 8 Covid-19 updates this week, including an
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