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Employment law

Introduction

Employment law has become increasingly complex over the past number of years and there are over 30 pieces of major employment legislation in Ireland. The need for organisations to ensure compliance with legislation is greater than ever, as the level of claims, inspections and fines are increasing each year. Every IBEC member is given a designated [IBEC advisor who together with our dedicated employee relations information service and our legal services provide comprehensive advice on interpretation of employment legislation, best practice and human resource management and industrial relations issues.

Starting employment
Contracts Employment permits	IBEC employment law guidelines Recruitment

During employment
Absence and sick leave Atypical working Data protection Discipline Equality Information and consultation Grievance and disputes procedures	Joint Labour Committees (JLC) Lay-off and short-time working Leave Pay and benefits Record keeping and NERA Working time

Ending employment
Notice and dismissal Retirement	Redundancy

Transfer of a business
Regulations and guidelines

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