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Supreme Court holds that EqA 2010 terms ‘man’, ‘woman’ and ‘sex’ refer to biological sex (For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers)

Supreme Court holds that EqA 2010 terms ‘man’, ‘woman’ and ‘sex’ refer to biological sex (For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers)

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Testing the strength of the right to request remote work arrangements

Testing the strength of the right to request remote work arrangements

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Collective redundancy—High Court delivers key judgment on the timing of commencement of employee consultations

Collective redundancy—High Court delivers key judgment on the timing of commencement of employee consultations

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The Supervisory Review Process—what trustees need to know

The Supervisory Review Process—what trustees need to know

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Ireland—Written statement of particulars of employment Day 5 Statement

Ireland—Written statement of particulars of employment Day 5 Statement

GeneralThis Precedent is a basic-form written statement of the particulars of employment for an employee, containing the particulars required to be...

Ireland—Clauses—probationary period

Ireland—Clauses—probationary period

This Precedent is a sample clause setting out details regarding a probationary period (also known as a probation period or trial period), to be...

Ireland—Grievance policy and procedure (short form)

Ireland—Grievance policy and procedure (short form)

Ireland—Grievance policy and procedure (short form)This Precedent is a short-form, basic pro forma grievance policy and procedure for an employer to...

Ireland—Employment contract basic version

Ireland—Employment contract basic version

GeneralThis Precedent is a basic contract of employment....Ireland—Employment contract basic versionContract of employment dated [insert...

Precedents

Ireland—Policy—internet, email and communications

GeneralThis Precedent is an internal-facing policy for an employer’s use in relation to employees, other workers and contractors, dealing with the use...
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30th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Letter—Template application for a flexible working arrangement

Ireland—Letter—Template application for a flexible working arrangementGeneralThis Precedent is a letter by which the employee submits a statutory...
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30th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Letter—Request for remote working

Ireland—Letter—Request for remote workingGeneralThis Precedent is a letter by which the employee submits a statutory request for a remote working...
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30th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Removal of a director—ordinary resolution—private company limited by shares

Ireland—Removal of a director—ordinary resolution—private company limited by sharesThis Precedent sets out standard wording for an ordinary resolution...
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Produced in partnership with Inez Cullen of Philip Lee
30th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Deductions from wages

Ireland—Deductions from wagesIntroductionThis Precedent can be used where an employer wishes to make a deduction from an employee’s wages. The...
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Produced in partnership with Conor Fynes of Eversheds Sutherland
28th Apr
Practice notes

Ireland—Employment tax implications of a TUPE transfer

Ireland—Employment tax implications of a TUPE transferWhen employees are transferred along with the business in which they work pursuant to SI No...
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Produced in partnership with Mr. Diarmuid Finnegan
28th Apr
Practice notes

Ireland—Fixed-term employees

Ireland—Fixed-term employeesFixed-term employees are those whose employment is agreed to end on a particular date in the future or upon the occurrence...
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Produced in partnership with Conor White of Comyn Kelleher Tobin (CKT)
23rd Apr
Practice notes

Ireland—Employment horizon scanner 2025

Ireland—Employment horizon scanner 2025This employment horizon scanner tracks the progress of Irish legislation (including Bills in progress, Acts in...
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23rd Apr
Practice notes

Doing business in: Ireland

Doing business in: IrelandUpdated in October 2024IntroductionIreland is consistently ranked as one of the most attractive locations globally in which...
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Produced in partnership with Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
22nd Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Policy—bring your own device (BYOD)

Ireland—Policy—bring your own device (BYOD)This Precedent is an internal-facing bring your own device (BYOD) policy for use in relation to employees,...
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Produced in partnership with Olivia Baxendale of Bird & Bird
16th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Letter—client terminating consultancy agreement

Ireland—Letter—client terminating consultancy agreementThis Precedent is a pro-forma letter for a client to send to a self-employed individual...
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16th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Letter—from employer acknowledging employee resignation

Ireland—Letter—from employer acknowledging employee resignationThis Precedent is a proforma letter for an employer to send to a director or an...
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16th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Letter—Employer’s acknowledgement of remote working request

Ireland—Letter—Employer’s acknowledgement of remote working request[TO BE TYPED ON THE HEADED NOTEPAPER OF THE EMPLOYER][Employee name][Employee...
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16th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Policy—internet, email and communications (short form)

Ireland—Policy—internet, email and communications (short form)This Precedent is a basic, short form, internal-facing policy for an employer’s use in...
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16th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Receipt—reimbursed expenses

Ireland—Receipt—reimbursed expensesReceived this day from [insert name of employer] of [insert address] the sum of €[insert amount] by way of...
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16th Apr
Precedents

Ireland—Draft outline script for formal performance and capability meeting

Ireland—Draft outline script for formal performance and capability meetingThis Precedent is a draft script for an employer to use as a part of the...
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16th Apr

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Contributory negligence in personal injury claims

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