‘Posh Belvedere boy’: Aer Lingus pilot tells WRC about co-pilot’s use of word ‘apologies’
Airline denies statutory complaints brought by Declan McCabe, under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014
Workplace Relations Commission
Freight airline ASL engages WRC to break ‘impasse’ with pilots and avert strike
Around 90 Ialpa members are due to begin a strike next week
Hospital clerical worker who said she had to put up with ‘toxic’ management behaviour awarded €58,000
Worker was ordered to go into mediation with a colleague without being given a copy of the grievance he had made against her
Portuguese man faced discrimination when stopped from voting, tribunal finds
Carlos Manuel Garcia da Silva has lived in Ireland for some 30 years, WRC hears
Veteran Irish executive says finding out she was being demoted in company newsletter was ‘pretty stressful’
WRC hears veteran executive was unfairly dismissed from €275,000 job at arm of multinational group Lionbridge
Businessman behind €120-an-hour padel lessons sent ‘threatening’ texts to coach in pay dispute
House of Padel founder William McGlade had let coach go after eight weeks due to low demand
Air traffic control thought whistleblower pilot’s jet headed for ‘wrong runway’, WRC told
Aer Lingus is contesting statutory complaints brought by Declan McCabe under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014
Firefighter who accused senior officer of ‘snide remarks’ about his weight wins €15,000
Workplace Relations Commission heard allegations of the removal of kit from part-time retained firefighter Cian Donohoe
‘A direct attack on my wife, my family, my career and my reputation’
Aer Lingus pilot tells Workplace Relations Commission that demotion over ‘non-event’ was intentionally ‘humiliating’
Office worker wins €30,000 more for ‘long Covid’ discrimination
State-backed community development body, Pobal, which previously lost a €10,000 claim from same worker, ignored their own medical adviser
Aer Lingus pilot feared ‘retribution’ from senior airline personnel, WRC hears
Pilot was stripped of command duties after his aircraft failed to pick up a navigation beacon on approach to Dublin Airport in 2023
Builder hit with €16,940 bill after failing to pay plasterer agreed industry rate
Worker noticed discrepancy between what he was getting paid and what the Revenue Commissioners were told he had been paid
Russian-born billionaire’s firm can pursue racial discrimination claim, High Court rules
Complaint dismissed by WRC in 2023 on grounds that it had no standing under legislation
Ballymaloe Cookery School employee pulled up for being ‘persistently late’ loses WRC claim
Worker pulled up by management for being ‘persistently late’
Winklevoss crypto exchange moved to Malta after compliance concerns, WRC hears
Gemini’s EU head of compliance tells hearing he warned company seeking Irish authorisation its procedures breached incoming EU law
Asba Meats’ owner visited woman worker’s home looking for ‘massage’, WRC told
‘Profoundly troubling’ that businessman exploited financial vulnerability of part-time employee, says adjudicator
Landlord ordered to pay €20,000 over threat to evict family and refusal to accept HAP
Tenant told Muhammad Naeem Aslam that he needed State support to cover rent as he was due to have surgery
Warehouse worker wins €13,000 for disability discrimination
Santa Musinska’s case is first in country where there was a ruling on whether effects of eczema can constitute a disability
Pharma giant gave Irish employee three months to come up with €20,800 to cover alleged ‘overpayment’, WRC hears
Employee challenging legality of Bristol Myers Squibb decision to deduct her salary by €870 a month over two years
FAI and Siptu hold talks at WRC over ongoing redundancy programme
Discussions ended without agreement on Wednesday with further meeting planned for Friday
Security guard who claimed rashers were left in his bag at National Gallery loses case
Adjudication officer wrote she had ‘serious concern about the authenticity of the forms submitted into evidence’
Public consultation opened on right to request remote working
Government seeks views on whether legislation that came into effect last year is ‘effective and responsive’
Irish Heart Foundation ordered to compensate ex-employee €15,000 for discrimination
Workplace Relations Commission queries why 70-year-old employee was paid lower hourly rate
Reinstatement or re-engagement in unfair dismissals cases on the rise, conference told
Compensation remains the most common remedy in such instances
Out-of-pocket Zimbabwean care workers left without wages after promised jobs fall through
Workplace Relations Commission hears litany of grievances running from not being paid to work permits
Could Ireland’s remote working rules become more favourable to workers?
Will a 2026 review of the key Irish legislation maintain the right for employers to decide when you can work from home?
You’re 65 and being forced to retire; can they do that?
Contracts can determine when you must retire but legislation expected next year may force employers to be more flexible
Health service worker awarded almost €87,000 in sexual harassment case
Complaints of repeated harassment by senior pharmacist against junior staff took place over one-year period
Council was worried that employee had used its funds to fill drums with diesel, WRC told
Local authority worker who took €1,600 of fuel loses unfair dismissal claim
AIB sticking to new hybrid-working plan as of January despite staff rejection
Lender says employees will work from one of its offices for a minimum of three days a week from January
Astronomy Ireland, including founder, told to pay former manager more than €10,000
Ex-employee made allegations at WRC of ‘toxic’ work environment and ‘financial irregularities’
Siptu seeks intervention of WRC after FAI informs staff of 60 redundancies
Union claims FAI management has ‘launched an attack on grassroots football’
HSE managers to get up to €32,000 each in back pay forgone after financial crash
Labour Court decision has roots in 2007 report recommending 5% wage rise
Verizon executive properly docked bonus over improper dealings with an outside firm - WRC
Senior in-house lawyer said his belief was that Peter Darcy knew company policy was being circumvented
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