Central Bank to conduct inquiry into RSA Ireland ex-chief Philip Smith
Details of a public inquiry into the former insurance executive expected to be published within weeks
Employment Appeals Tribunal
Number in long-term receipt of benefits fell 16% in January
All counties experienced more people on Live Register in 12 months to January with biggest number in Kerry and Leitrim
Corporate wellness concept needs reality check
Time to focus on making work more enjoyable while encouraging staff to do what they should in taking care of themselves
Devil is often in detail when it comes to employee contracts
Why has real wage growth slowed across different countries in the last two decades?
Is there ‘an industry’ in planning objections? Level of successful appeals suggests not
Planning decisions take ages but a move to tighten rules is sparking widespread fury
Former RSA Ireland CFO fined €70,000 and disqualified
Central Bank says Rory O’Connor can’t work in regulated finance for over eight years
RSA to ‘robustly’ fight case linked to 2013 Irish accounting scandal
Some 65 major institutional shareholders have launched legal actions
Teacher sacked after sex with boys (17) he met on app, gets €800k
Former head teacher in Wales wins claim of unfair dismissal claim and discrimination
Vizlegal opens up its legal search and tracking platform to Irish barristers
Service used until now by solicitors will be available to Bar of Ireland’s 2,200 members
RSA Insurance Ireland fined €3.5m for accounting scandal
Insurer ‘deliberately’ manipulated reserve estimates to set aside less money than needed for claims
Man sacked for taking magazine from rubbish bag awarded €29,000
Tim Marks (55) worked with security firm ICTS Ireland for nine years before dismissal
Tributes paid to Mr Justice Michael Moriarty on retirement
Attorney General thanks judge on behalf of the State for his 31 years of public service
Woman fired over ‘vulgar emails’ can pursue unfair dismissal case
UPC terminated employment of Ann Marie Ryan on grounds of serious misconduct
Delays in High Court rulings ‘impacting operation of justice’
Decisions in five cases have been outstanding for more than two years
Alleged breaches of private practice limits by consultants to be raised in court
The State is facing High Court actions from about 500 hospital consultants over the failure to pay them agreed levels of salary nearly a decade ago
Man sacked for delivering box of own faeces to pharmacy by mistake
Delivery man ‘taken short for toilet’ during work fails in unfair dismissal action
Hospital worker sacked after calling nurse ‘a cow’ awarded €12,000
Employment Appeals Tribunal made award after finding manner of dismissal by Galway Clinic unfair
Four-star hotel fires supervisor over two cups of coffee
Strand Hotel in Limerick dismisses kitchen steward for stealing coffee powder
Man’s sacking for bathing feet in food container ‘reasonable’
Long-serving Baxter Healthcare worker Martin Conroy claimed decision ‘too harsh’
Former RSA chief executive makes Philip Smith cricket comeback
Smith is now general manager of Leinster Cricket after settling a dispute with RSA
Care home worker sacked after not screening naked client
Woman awarded €22,000 after Employment Appeals Tribunal finds dismissal was unfair
Headscarf bans: Coming to a Catholic school near you?
EU ruling clarifies when employers can refuse to let staff wear religious symbols
Dublin law firm Beauchamps settles employment dispute
Former junior partner Bruno Herbots, who had claimed unfair dismissal, drops case
Nursing home worker ‘upset priests and patients’ with abuse claims
John Carroll denies he sought €110,000 to leave religious-run home at employment tribunal hearing
UK watchdog fines three former RSA Insurance Ireland staff
Penalties follow investigation into accounting scandal revealed in 2013
Constitutionality of new Workplace Relations Act challenged
Judge grants man leave to contest adjudication officer’s decision in judicial review
State faces legal action by 500 consultants over salary payment
Paschal Donohoe refuses to reveal details of two cases settled with doctors last year
HSE decision to drop pay appeal will severely impact health budget
The Government is effectively on the run when it comes to the public pay bill
HSE drops appeal against compensation award to consultants
Move could have implications for hundreds of senior doctors across the country
Tesco must pay ex-employee €18,000 over dismissal process
Alan McNally was fired after removing a VTech toy from a store without paying for it
Supervisor at KFC awarded €31,000 over unfair dismissal
Joshua Jones sacked over alleged irregularities over sales of ‘Kream Balls’ dessert
Worker sacked over horseplay awarded €5,400 and reinstated
Employment Appeals Tribunal says Suir Pharma’s treatment of employee blatantly unfair
Dunnes worker sacked for telling colleague to ‘slow down’
Eileen Buckley awarded €9,330 for unfair dismissal at Employment Appeals Tribunal
Gresham waitress let customer leave without paying bill
HR manager tells Employment Appeals Tribunal waitress breached company’s trust
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