Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 17/6/2022
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 17 June 2022
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This week's top 5:
- Living wage for all employees to start from next year.
- More women in the workplace would reduce poverty.
- Web3 - the latest stage of the internet will impact HR.
- Office workers are more prone to suffering heart attacks and strokes.
- Ban on use of agency staff in GB to break strikes could be lifted.
........................and in other news our Comparative Table has been updated and is LIVE today! Prepared in association with our friends at Lewis Silkin LLP, it contains all the essential info you need to understand the similarities and differences across the jurisdictions - NI, GB and ROI. June is PRIDE month and we've an article on how organisatons can show support
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