Review of Recent Employment Developments in Ireland 25/11/22
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 25 November 2022 Issues covered: Equality; Diversity & Inclusion; Pay; RedundancyThis week's top 5:
- Featured Annual Review Session: EU and International Employment Rights Update
- Tips & Gratuities Act - Is Your Business Ready for 1st of December?
- Female Participation in Trades Less than 3%
- Does Your Christmas Party Leave Some Employees Out in the Cold?
- 73% of Workers Know of Systems that Would Help Produce Higher Quality Work
And in other news…………. our flagship Annual Review of Employment Law 2022 is on 30th November and 1st of December. We've got 19 fantastic sessions designed to bring you up to date with all of the important employment law and HR developments in 2022 so you're confident as you move into 2023.
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