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Supreme Court decision provides 'ammunition' to those seeking to challenge contractor status, says union – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court decision provides 'ammunition' to those seeking to challenge contractor status, says union – The Irish Times

Potential for thousands of WRC cases but individual workers will have to argue specifics of individual circumstances

Carlow Nationalist — Profits slump 29% to €8.66m at Ireland's largest franchise Domino's pizza - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Profits slump 29% to €8.66m at Ireland's largest franchise Domino's pizza

The business is majority owned by the Belfast-based Caldwell family and the accounts show that the business paid out a dividend of €20.24 million last year.

Waterford News & Star — Profits slump 29% to €8.66m at Ireland's largest franchise Domino's pizza - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Profits slump 29% to €8.66m at Ireland's largest franchise Domino's pizza

The business is majority owned by the Belfast-based Caldwell family and the accounts show that the business paid out a dividend of €20.24 million last year.

Profits slump 29% to €8.66m at Ireland's largest franchise Domino's pizza - Vimarsana News

Profits slump 29% to €8.66m at Ireland's largest franchise Domino's pizza

The business is majority owned by the Belfast-based Caldwell family and the accounts show that the business paid out a dividend of €20.24 million last year.

Western People — Profits slump 29% to €8.66m at Ireland's largest franchise Domino's pizza - Vimarsana News

Western People — Profits slump 29% to €8.66m at Ireland's largest franchise Domino's pizza

The business is majority owned by the Belfast-based Caldwell family and the accounts show that the business paid out a dividend of €20.24 million last year.