Workplace Relations Commission

Deal brokered at WRC accepted by 63% of Siptu members in ballot but work still to be done, union says

Firm closed Irish office when hit by Ukraine war sanctions

Pub customers said he was engaging is such activity while owner was absent for cancer treatment

Appeal bid filed days after Gorey Gaelscoil board of management was dissolved

WRC rejects complaint made against Odeon Group

WRC told pratice had shut down when employee was on sick leave

Tralee hotel says it turned away four married couples because they did not have credit cards as security for rooms

Daniel Hughes claimed he was penalised for ‘self-isolating’ at home for two weeks after colleague tested positive for Covid-19

Employee said he had paid for item before leaving shop

No causal link between protected disclosure and suspension/final written warning, Labour Court finds

Process followed was open to a ‘major charge of unfairness’, the Workplace Relations Commission ruled

Grzegorz Wasilewski claimed he ‘only wanted to go the toilet’ when he was discovered

Don Culliton claims Department of Justice penalised him over submissions

Proposed agreement will see new entrants earn about €18,500 in their first year

Latest bid to resolve dispute involving some 2,000 firefighters comes after Siptu members last month rejected Labour Court proposals

Ajibola Bamindele awarded €7,000 at Workplace Relations Commission

James Muldoon fails in complaint of constructive dismissal against former employer

South African-born worker awarded nearly €8,000 over wages shortfall but loses racial discrimination claim

Recruitment company supporting claimant seeking payment

WRC highlighted an absence of fair process in the dismissal

Warden objected to pay increase ‘on principle’

WRC hears company couldn’t make payroll amid ‘profound effect’ of Russian invasion of Ukraine

Worker claims employer offered little help after fatal accident previously

Dental firm linked Facebook post critical of Ukrainian refugees to the worker

Irene Glynn said her employer, the Carlow Dental Centre, gave her no opportunity to defend herself before sacking her

Displaced sitting principal has reached ‘mutually satisfactory’ arrangement with Department of Education, judge told

WRC finds Department of Social Protection failed to properly examine how it could assist worker when full-time remote work ended

Worker had done a ‘trial shift’ and two weekend nights before quitting for another job

Officials from Siptu, Fórsa and the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation left negotiations after a pay offer of 5 per cent was tabled

Joanne Hunt: It pays for young people to know their employment rights and what a job entails

Faced with heavily pregnant garda and young, ambitious men, interviewer made subjective assessment and decided in favour of men, WRC concludes

Employee had nearly 23 years of service

A half-hour costs hearing was adjourned on Friday so Ms Burke could receive a transcript of the May hearing of her failed action

WRC ordered Emex Software to make payment to Aniko Kopp

Eleven-year fight to clear name was ‘like being caught in quicksand,’ says Wexford school principal on battle with school’s board of management to get job back

Galway man Robert Cantwell asked local manager for permission to take dog on board a dozen times before initiating proceedings

Proposals could see laid-off workers receive as much as €450 a week for six months

Paulette Leonard alleged application for deputy principal role affected by earlier dispute over parental leave

Private college calculated cost of Irish sign language interpretation for entire course at €9,000

Range of supports, including weekly €65 payment, agreed for those not retained to maintain mine