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Ibec briefing on UK Import Controls: The Border Target Operating Model (TOM)
In October 2023, changes were introduced for trade in goods between Britain and the island of Ireland. The UK is introducing new customs and SPS requirements on all goods being imported into Britain starting 31 January 2024, as part of its new Border Target Operating Model.
These new rules will impact enterprises exporting goods to Great Britain or via the UK landbridge to the rest of Europe. These new UK rules will be in addition to the existing formalities that apply when exporting goods from the EU.
This webinar will provide Ibec members with information on the UK Target Operating Model with presentations from speakers from relevant Government departments agencies, including the Department of Foreign Affairs, Transport, Enterprise, Trade and Employment and Revenue.
Digital and AI
From a digital perspective, the Single Market holds enormous potential to support businesses of all sizes to scale, grow and export both inside and outside the EU.
Climate Action: A toolkit for business
Ibec has launched ‘Climate Action: A Toolkit for Business’ in collaboration with Accenture. This comprehensive toolkit provides businesses with the information they need for their climate action journey and provides practical guidance on how to develop an enduring climate action strategy.
KC Connect in 15 Contingent Workers
The term contingent worker is typically applied to someone who works for an organisation without being hired as their employee. Expertise and flexibility are some of the major benefits associated with contingent workers such as temporary agency staff, independent contractors and consultants.
Lorraine Parkes, Senior Employer Relations Executive will explore the dos and don’ts of managing contingent workers and the steps employers should take to maintain a clear distinction between direct hires and other workers who are not on the company’s payroll.
Public sector pay talks commence under the auspices of the WRC
The current public sector pay deal, Building Momentum, is due to expire at the end of the year. With this in mind, Minister for Public Expenditure, NDP Delivery and Reform, Paschal Donohoe invited public sector unions and staff representative associations to enter negotiations with the Government on a new public sector pay agreement with the support of the Workplace Relations Commission.
Key takeaways for employers from recent restaurant treatment of tips case
In the case A worker v A Hotel, ADJ-00046780 highlights the importance of adhering to the governing provisions outlined in the Payment of Wages (Amendment) (Tips and Gratuities) Act 2022, and of ensuring that all employees who are part of that cohort of staff eligible to receive tips, in either cash or electronic format, receive a fair portion of all tips accumulated.
European Works Councils - EU Proposals for Reform
The European Commission has opened a second stage consultation of the social partners regarding a possible revision of the European Works Council Directive with a view to strengthening of EWCs and their ability to exercise information and consultation rights and increasing the number of EWCs in Member States.
Ibec are currently engaging with members on these proposals and are holding an EWC Forum in the Ibec offices on 4 September at 11am.
KC Connect in 15 Reward Management
Liz Murphy, Employer Relations Executive, Knowledge Centre, will present an overview of reward management looking at the relevant legislation, how to develop a reward strategy and the benefits of an effective reward strategy.
Manufacturing in Ireland
Manufacturing is a sector as diverse as it is strong and resilient, constantly evolving, modernising and adapting to new processes and new markets. Spanning everything from successful indigenous Irish companies to global companies of huge scale, manufacturing is, as we’ll see from the numbers in this report, one of the high performing engines of the Irish economy.