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20Jun
WRC and ILO Sign Memorandum of Understanding
The Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) has agreed a Memorandum of Understanding that underpins its ongoing collaborative association with the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
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16Jun
Teagasc Conference on Employing People on Farms
Teagasc launched the Farm Labour Best Practice for Recruiting and Managing Employees Manual at a conference yesterday (15th June) in Thurles.
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13Jun
Electrical Contracting SEO
Following on from the Court's publication of it's intention to conduct an examination into the terms and conditions of employment in the Electrical Contracting Industry, the Court has made the application and relating documentation available here.
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08Jun
Public Service Stability Agreement 2018-2020
The attached document represents the outcome of discussions facilitated by the WRC in respect of the extension of the Lansdowne Road Agreement and the previous Public Service Agreements.
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01Jun
Labour Court Publishes Submissions on Construction SEO
As governed by the Labour Court (Sectoral Employment Orders) Rules 2016 the Court has today published all submissions received regarding an application for a Sectoral Employment Order to apply to the Construction Industry.
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