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Teagasc to change working time system after WRC inspection - Vimarsana News

Teagasc to change working time system after WRC inspection

Teagasc is to change the way it records the working times of its staff after an inspection by the WRC found non-compliance with legislation.

Race or sexual orientation discrimination complaints up sharply last year - WRC - Vimarsana News

Race or sexual orientation discrimination complaints up sharply last year - WRC

Discrimination overall remains most common grounds for bringing case to Workplace Relations Commission

Son of restaurant group founder wins €61,000 for rights breaches in 'bitter' dispute with new owners – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Son of restaurant group founder wins €61,000 for rights breaches in 'bitter' dispute with new owners – The Irish Times

Stephen Hanley secures higher award than his two brothers and father combined

Son of restaurant group founder awarded €60,000 for rights breaches in 'bitter' dispute with new owners - Vimarsana News

Son of restaurant group founder awarded €60,000 for rights breaches in 'bitter' dispute with new owners

The new management of a Dublin restaurant group embarked on a “blinkered, cynical process” to oust its founder and his three sons from the business using the Covid-19 pandemic as cover, the Workplace Relations Commission has ruled.

Labour Party's small business spokesperson must pay €11,000 to Bolivian seamstress for employment breaches - Vimarsana News

Labour Party's small business spokesperson must pay €11,000 to Bolivian seamstress for employment breaches

The Labour Party’s small business spokesperson underpaid a Bolivian seamstress who said she resigned out of fear of being deported, a tribunal has noted in awarding the worker over €11,000 for multiple breaches of her employment rights.