Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 25/6/2021
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 25 June 2021 Issues covered: Sectoral Employment Orders; Case Review; Gender Pay Gap; Covid-19This week's top stories:
- The Supreme Court has confirmed that sectoral employment orders (SEOs) legislation is lawful
- Gender Pay Gap Information Bill 2019 should soon become law: Seanad Committee Stage debate was held this week
- A new pilot programme to test the effectiveness of a four-day working week has been launched
- Dublin has been ranked the 39th most expensive city to live in
- A report has found that 95% of PUP recipients would be financially better off in employment.
- In this afternoon's Diversity and Inclusion Forum discussion, we ask, "Where have all the older people gone?"
And here's this week's contents list in full...
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