Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 26/3/2021
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 26 March 2021 Issues covered: Coronavirus; Public Consultation for Statutory Sick Pay; Personal Injuries Assessment Board; Family Leave and Miscellaneous Provisions Bill 2021; National Remote Work Strategy; Onboarding In Remote Or Hybrid WorkforcesThis week's top stories:
- In our case review this week the High Court rules that an accident report compiled by an employer to investigate the circumstances of and prepare for potential litigation in a personal injury matter was protected by legal privilege and not discoverable to the plaintiff - an employee pursuing a personal injury claim.
- In Coronavirus employment-related updates Revenue has published statistics on the TWSS reconciliation position and the number of people receiving a Pandemic Unemployment Payment this week has decreased by 7,059 compared to last week.
- Yesterday at our D&I Summit we launched the second of our D&I Mastermind groups will meet monthly for 6
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This article is correct at 26/03/2021
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