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Plans for higher social welfare payments for those made redundant
Minister for Social Protection Heather Humphreys, has indicated that she will bring a proposal to Government that would see workers who are made redundant in line for social welfare welfare payments of up to €450 per week. The weekly payment would be equal to sixty percent of a worker's income with a cap of €450 if they lose their job. They would be entitled to claim it for up to six months. The Minister said Ireland is one of the few countries in the EU that currently does not have such a scheme.
Award of €3,000 for Civil Servant who used a shed for breastfeeding purposes
A civil servant was recently awarded €3,000 by the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) after claiming that no appropriate breastfeeding facilities were provided to her by her employer upon her return to work following maternity leave. The employee claimed that this along with other issues amounted to discrimination based on her gender under the Employment Equality Act 1998.
Recent employment regulation changes and Ibec-ICTU Ukraine Fund
In his latest update to Ibec membership, CEO Danny McCoy outlines why we need greater coordination from Government in the delivery of recent and proposed employment regulation, and details a new initiative from Ibec and ICTU to provide relief efforts to those directly impacted by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Mentis One: The digital platform supporting mental health champions
With more organisations committing to workplace wellbeing and investing in training their mental health champions, there is a growing need to develop an ecosystem of support around them.
Ibec update on political engagement, the economy and a credible reboot campaign
As the week draws to a close and we find a new rhythm in our work and home lives, I wanted to briefly update you on Ibec activities.
Brexit impact on employees
Even in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit, Ibec does not envisage an issue with the continuation of the Irish-UK Common Travel Area. It is envisaged that UK citizens in Ireland will continue to have the same associated rights and entitlements including access to public services, healthcare, education and access to employment. However, it is envisaged that non-EEA spouses and partners of UK citizens working in Ireland may need a work permit in order to take up employment in this jurisdiction.
CEO Update: Ahead of the General Election Ibec presents new manifesto analysis on business priorities
The week of the General Election offers a unique opportunity to reflect on Ibec’s achievements over the last four and a half years and to look optimistically to the future about what we can achieve in the next Dáil term.
Ibec welcomes Cabinet approval for Water Supply Project for Eastern and Midlands Region
Ibec, the group that represents Irish business, today welcomed Government’s commitment to the Water Supply Project, Eastern and Midlands Region. Continued backing through the project delivery phase will be required to this enabling infrastructure is in place to support sustainable growth across the economy and society.
New Savings & Investment Union will help grow Irish families’ savings and promote investment in innovation – Financial Services Ireland Chair and Irish Life CEO
The proposed EU Savings & Investment Union stands to deliver powerful benefits to the Irish economy by growing consumer savings, promoting investment in innovation, and creating material new opportunities for financial services firms located here, according to one of Ireland’s most senior financial services CEOs.
Creative collaborations deliver results
Connecting business strategy with arts and culture to reach stakeholders, improve engagement, and foster innovation.