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Workplace Relations Commision

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Fórsa says further strikes 'cannot be ruled out' as school staff pension talks collapse

Fórsa says further strikes 'cannot be ruled out' as school staff pension talks collapse

Over 2,000 secretaries and caretakers went on strike for eight days at the start of the school term.

Man dismissed for taking wine from workplace without authority loses unfair dismissal action

Man dismissed for taking wine from workplace without authority loses unfair dismissal action

Employed with the firm since March 2022, Mr White opened one of the boxes, noticed they were 'nice bottles' and left two bottles on his desk.

Tesco ordered to rehire former worker who was fired for calling his manager 'useless'

Tesco ordered to rehire former worker who was fired for calling his manager 'useless'

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that the employee, Cathal Hussey, had been unfairly dismissed by Tesco Ireland Limited after it sacked him for gross misconduct.

Businessman fired for 'old school' methods of meeting clients on golf course loses age discrimination claim

Businessman fired for 'old school' methods of meeting clients on golf course loses age discrimination claim

Refusal of TikTok to allow employee with serious injuries to work from home not unlawful, WRC rules

Refusal of TikTok to allow employee with serious injuries to work from home not unlawful, WRC rules

Ex-TD Violet Anne Wynne to use TD termination payment to pay €11,500 WRC award

Ex-TD Violet Anne Wynne to use TD termination payment to pay €11,500 WRC award

Egyptian engineer loses discrimination claim after seeking more pay

Egyptian engineer loses discrimination claim after seeking more pay

Aldi ordered to pay compensation to former worker who was sacked after sexual assault conviction

Tue, 17 Sep, 2024

Aldi had denied that it had unfairly dismissed Mr Kashif and claimed it had followed a full and fair disciplinary procedure before his summary dismissal.

Dublin landlord ordered to pay €17,500 to tenant over refusal to sign rent supplement forms

Dublin landlord ordered to pay €17,500 to tenant over refusal to sign rent supplement forms

Mon, 29 Jul, 2024

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that the landlord had discriminated against his tenant by treating him less favourably than a tenant not in receipt of a social welfare payment

Almost €2m in unpaid wages recovered by WRC in 2023

Almost €2m in unpaid wages recovered by WRC in 2023

Mon, 20 May, 2024

The number of decisions issued by the Workplace Relations Commision increased by 50 per cent last year

Changes to work practices at Tara Mines might need to be brought in, says SIPTU organiser

Changes to work practices at Tara Mines might need to be brought in, says SIPTU organiser

Wed, 17 Apr, 2024

SIPTU said it will be releasing more details on the detail after it has spoken to its members

Case concerning division of tips 'raised important questions' over legislation – WRC

Sun, 05 Nov, 2023

The WRC said the issue raised by a chef in a hotel highlighted important questions about the workings of the Payment of Wages (Amendment) (Tips and Gratuities) Act 2022