Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 10/9/2021
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 10 September 2021 Issues covered: Age Discrimination; Retirement; Duty to Make Reasonable Accommodations; National Action Plan Against Racism; International Disability Awareness DayThis week's top stories:
- In case reviews this week, an Adjudicator finds a retirement dismissal to be discriminatory and the second case highlights the importance of making reasonable accommodations for a disabled employee.
- Our featured Annual Review session of the week is Gender Pay Gap reporting.
- IHREC have published their recommendations for Ireland’s National Action Plan Against Racism.
- The Government has delayed moving recipients of the PUP to job seekers payments.
- It’s International Disability Awareness Day on the 12th September and we have an article with helpful resources for employers.
- Our next free webinar is with David McCarroll from RDJ on the 17th September.
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