Landmark ruling against RTÉ as tribunal finds Fair City photographer was not a freelancer
Alleged misclassification of media workers by RTÉ is a major legacy issue
Alleged misclassification of media workers by RTÉ is a major legacy issue
Dispute started when he was told he was being moved from Cork to Dublin after trying to claim €308 sick pay
Security officer is 16th worker to win employment rights claim against BGS Security
WRC rules that international lingerie brand repudiated her contract of employment by failing to address grievances
WRC finds worker dismissed without any proper procedures
Case involved South East Technological University Student Union, which is subject to a complaint under the Payment of Wages Act
Seamus Behan said he was furious with Liberties Recycling colleague after his religious beliefs were insulted during row
Chef says he did not come to work after alleged threat by owner to have him deported back to Pakistan
League of Ireland club sharply criticised by Workplace Relations Commission for ‘grossly fabricated allegations’
Bureau tells WRC it is invoking diplomatic immunity in response to constructive dismissal claim
Warehouseman gets €18,000 after WRC finds that relocation offer after logistics group closed a Dublin site was ‘not reasonable’
Wynne asked in court to substantiate claim she has no income to pay off €6,500 debt to ex-office worker
Worker was sacked when a recording of him venting his ‘frustrations’ to the company’s human resources chief was sent to the CEO months later
Treatment and behaviour ‘unacceptable’, says HSE but Workplace Relations Commission complaint dismissed due to passage of time
Employer says it made ‘strenuous efforts’ to resolve the formal grievance
Some senior waiters were making €1,000 a week or more while working full-time hours
Chief executive claimed ‘unprecedented unwillingness to accept decisions’
Employee wins €12,000 at Workplace Relations Commission after colleague’s foot was injured in incident
Employee told to supervise cleaning of bathroom and ultimately to finish job
Supervisor found by her employer to have produced a ‘fraudulent’ training record prior to sacking
Complainant had been employee for just over a month when probationary period was terminated
Employee tells WRC he was denied the statutory entitlements to paid leave and Sunday premium pay
Over 1,900 workers worldwide who were put at risk of losing their jobs in early 2024 were tested on their knowledge of social media company’s content moderation policies
Pat McCarthy alleges he is disadvantaged by the scheme because he cannot read the markings indicating if a drink container is included or not
Community organisation operating on Co Donegal island wholly denied claim at WRC
The elderly woman, who suffered from advanced dementia and required ‘pretty severe antipsychotics’, had been alone for 24 hours
Employee joined video company on base salary of €75,000 and commission of up to €55,000 annually
Wynne, a former Independent TD for Clare, owes €6,500 to Fiona Smyth following WRC ruling
Father accused store of breach of Equal Status Act 2000 by refusing service to children because they were from Travelling Community
Woman (25) has brought complaint alleging failure to provide reasonable accommodation
Employee had held role since 2018
Labour Court sets aside three days for hearing
Penneys worker was dismissed last year over certain remarks about a manager made in a informal work WhatsApp group
Workplace Relations Commission rejects other complaints by the French man
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