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Health and Safety Authority publishes new version of its Safety Representative Resource Book
The book has been revised and updated after seven years to have regard to legislative changes, legal precedents and policy changes. It is a resource to be used for education, training and reference purposes for anyone working directly in the area of OSH or any related fields such as Human Resources, Facilities, Occupational Health or with people management responsibilities.
New rules on sharing of tips, gratuities and services charges amongst employees
The Payment of Wages (Amendment) (Tips and Gratuities) Act 2022 was signed into law on 20 July 2022. The Act, which requires a Ministerial Order to commence, introduces new rules about how employers share tips, gratuities and service charges amongst employees. It also makes it illegal for employers to use tips or gratuities to make up basic wage.
False self-employment reforms must support genuine entrepreneurship
A new stand-alone unit set up by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection is due to start work next month with the aim of tackling complex cases of bogus self-employment. Ibec has said the consistency of the approach taken by the new body will be critical to ensuring the success of this measure.
The plan; what it means for business
It is positive to see momentum behind economic reopening confirmed in this evening’s announcement by An Taoiseach Michael Martin on the Government Covid Plan.
Characteristics and Definitions
Substance Ireland’s business model has always had substance. From adding value to agricultural output to the manufacture of the world’s leading medicines and developing cutting edge digital technology; Ireland continues to layer substance on substance as market trends evolve.
Ibec welcomes publication of the Planning and Development Bill 2023
Ibec, the group that represents Irish business, welcomes the publication of the Planning and Development Bill 2023 but cautions that the Bill now needs to be scrutinised to ensure that it will provide a planning system that delivers certainty of outcome...
Plans for major hike in BIK on company cars from January motor ahead
Ibec has asked for these changes to be delayed until the economic environment improves and will continue to engage with Government to ensure that these concerns are heard. As it stands however, it remains likely that these changes will come into effect from January.
Date of Dismissal examined in recent case
This case to the Labour Court resulted from an appeal of an Adjudication Officer’s decision by the Company. The Adjudication Officer issued a decision under the Unfair Dismissals Acts ordering the Respondent to pay compensation of €45,000 to the Claimant.
Basic Income for the Arts BIA Scheme launched
The government has launched a new pilot scheme, operated by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, to support artists and creative arts workers. The Basic Income for the Arts pilot scheme (BIA) provides financial support for practicing artists to recognise the value of unpaid work in creative practice.