Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 13/11/2020
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 13 November 2020 Issues covered: Coronavirus; Criminal Justice (Hate Crime) Bill 2020; Data Protection; Health & SafetyThis week's top stories:
- The WRC is recruiting for Adjudication Officers. Go on - you know you want to apply.
- Our case review this week is on a WRC Adjudication Officer decision to award a Special Needs Assistant €10k for a procedurally flawed unfair dismissal.
- The Company Christmas party is such a magical time of the year, and 2020 shouldn’t be any different, Caroline McEnery of the HR Suite sets out some top tips to help prepare for the this year’s virtual party.
- We have some excellent guidance from Niall Eyre, Owner and Principal Consultant at Transform HR on preparing for virtual performance management hearings.
- You still just have time to book a place at our Annual Review of
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