Friday Round Up in Ireland 14/07/2023
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 14 July 2023 Issues covered: Industrial Action, AI, RTE, Recruitment, Cost of Living CrisisThis week's top 5:
- €75,000 Fine After Employee’s Hand Amputated
- Four in 10 People Can't Afford Health Insurance
- 650 Still Face Lay-Offs at Tara Mines
- Is there a Crisis of Confidence in HR and People Leadership?
- 27% of Jobs at High Risk from AI Revolution
And in other news………….workers are taking secret 'Hush Holidays' - what are they?
- Case Law Review
- RTÉ Scandal
- Industrial Action
- Recruitment
- Cost of Living
- Annual Leave and 'Hush' Holidays
- AI
- Just in Case You Missed It...
- HR Developments
- Health & Safety Developments
- Employment News in the Media
- Free Webinars This Month
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1. Case Law Review
Eris Byrne v Balrath Operations Unlimited
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This article is correct at 14/07/2023
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