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A banking professional who moonlighted for nearly 30 years "pulling pints" at a Dublin pub has been awarded €25,000 for the “heartless” and “completely unlawful” way he was dismissed by the family he had first come to work for in the 1980s.
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Wages at the salon amounted to €70 a day, and worker was told she would lose clients if she did not provide ‘additional services of a sexual nature’
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Claim for unfair dismissal fails before the Workplace Relations Commission
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Co-workers at bank knew nothing of second job as bar manager, WRC told
A banking professional who moonlighted for more than three decades, “pulling pints” at a Dublin pub, was unfairly sacked and denied severance pay because the bar owners “just didn’t want to pay him” his redundancy entitlements, his solicitor has alleged.