Workplace Relations Commission

WRC unable to hear dismissal claim because it was outside statutory timeframe

Recruiting firm agrees to pay 57 workers at Cork plant sums up to €3,000 each

Organisation’s former boss had been suspended and was then laid off when Covid hit

Unfair pay ‘led to a chronic retention and recruitment crisis’ in profession – Doherty

Employer said complainant had been responsible for millions of euro in assets

By 2015 man accumulated five and a half months’ paid leave entitlement, WRC told

Workplace Relations Commission finds catering manager was unfairly dismissed

Redundancies should have been treated in way that reflected ‘extraordinary times’

Oireachtas enterprise committee debates Bill aimed at giving right to request to work remotely

Catering giant opted for ‘tick-box’ exercise rather than try to avoid dismissals, WRC rules

Workplace Relations Commission to be asked to assist ahead of further contacts

Worker claimed he had delayed mortgage application after job terminated

Edward Timmins, a chartered accountant, alleges he was unfairly selected for redundancy

Minister Michael McGrath has directed officials to begin exploratory discussion

Firm introduced mandatory retirement age due to the pandemic

Worker said he had been drinking the previous night and may have smelled of alcohol, hearing told

TV presenter lodged complaint under Employment Equality Act alleging discrimination

School bus operator put pay packet through letter box

Unfair treatment in rental sector ‘prevalent’ for those receiving housing assistance

Consultant psychiatrist Dr Ankur Sharma has filed a complaint to the WRC

Six worked at Foxhound Inn in Kilbarrack which featured in Roddy Doyle film The Van

Damage to car docked from wages amounted to a quarter of net pay each month