Employment law in Ireland, Second Edition - Cox, Corbett and Connaughton is a comprehensive reference work that provides authoritative commentary on the key principles, legislation, and case law governing this area of law. Written by leading subject matter experts, it offers practical guidance on both fundamental concepts and complex issues, making it a valuable resource for lawyers, in-house counsel, HR professionals, academics and students.
See the following textbook chapters in relation to this Recruitment and the employment contract subtopic:
Chapter 2: Employment status examines how the law distinguishes employees from self-employed contractors. The chapter analyses statutory, EU, and common-law tests, including mutuality of obligation and control, and discusses dependent contractors and vicarious liability for employers
Chapter 3: The contract of employment explores how employment contracts are formed, interpreted, and enforced. It covers written terms, express and implied contractual obligations, recruitment issues, variation of contractual terms, management prerogative, and the consequences of illegality in employment agreements
Chapter 5: Employment permits provides an overview of Ireland’s employment permit system. The chapter explains permit categories, application procedures, eligibility criteria, enforcement measures, and the legal consequences of working
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