Pension Master Trusts – Pensions Authority Issues Update
by Stephen Gillick , partner in the Employment Law and Benefits team at Mason, Hayes & Curran The Pensions Authority recently published…
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Employment Injunction Application Refused by High Court
by Barry Walsh, Partner and Head of the Employment Team at Fieldfisher. One of the employment law remedies most feared by employers…
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Significant Court of Appeal Decision
by Ailbhe Dennehy, Associate in A&L Goodbody's specialist Employment Practice Group This week the Court of Appeal weighed in on the crucial…
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Women Only Posts Created in University Sector
by Siobhan Lafferty, Lawyer in the Employment Department, Fieldfisher Since 21st June this year, women only posts have been introduced in the…
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Garden Leave
by Laura Graham, Partner in the employment law team at Reddy Charlton Solicitors What is a Garden Leave Clause? Garden Leave refers…
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Increased Parental Leave Entitlements – What Employers Need to Know
by Kady O' Connell, Senior Associate on the Employment & Benefits Team at Mason Hayes & Curran The Parental Leave (Amendment) Act…
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Looking for an Equaliser?
by Siobhan Lafferty, Lawyer in the Employment Department, Fieldfisher In the US, the women’s national soccer team has seen great success on…
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Returning to Work from Sick Leave
by Caoimhe Heery, Associate Solicitor at Ronan Daly Jermyn We have an employee who has been on long-term sick leave and wishes…
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Labour Court Decision on Unpaid Wages during Storm Emma
by Siobhan Lafferty, Lawyer in the Employment Department, Fieldfisher The Labour Court has found in favour of Marks & Spencer’s Cork Store…
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Employer-related Brexit Queries
by Ailbhe Dennehy, Associate in A&L Goodbody's specialist Employment Practice Group Ireland has a unique position in the midst of the Brexit…
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