Friday Round Up in Ireland 12/05/2023
Posted in : Fortnightly Review of Recent Employment Developments on 12 May 2023 Issues covered: Workplace Relations Commission; Auto-Enrolment; Remote Working; AI; RedundanciesThis week's top 5:
- Workplace Relations Commission 2022 Annual Report
- Auto-Enrolment Legislation Must be a Priority for All Politicians
- Public Consultation - Code of Practice on the ‘‘Right to Request Remote Working"
- Man v Machine: Everything You Need to Know About AI
- 'The Justifications for Many Redundancies in Ireland Are Getting Thinner and Thinner'
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This article is correct at 12/05/2023
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