
Protected Disclosure or Pay Dispute? What HR Should Do Before Taking Action
An employee raises concerns about their pay. They also say that something the organisation is doing may be unlawful. Is it: A recent Workplace Relations

An employee raises concerns about their pay. They also say that something the organisation is doing may be unlawful. Is it: A recent Workplace Relations

Two linked Workplace Relations Commission decisions involving Affidea Diagnostics Ireland Limited provide a useful case study for HR teams responsible for equality policies, customer-facing training

Workplace issues are often made more difficult by starting the wrong process. A complaint is received and an investigation begins automatically. Two employees are in

An employee raises a serious concern about their manager. A redundancy is also being considered. What should the employer do? A recent Workplace Relations Commission

An employer can have a genuine business reason for reducing working hours. Costs may need to be reduced. A business may be restructuring. Demand may

A workplace issue can become significantly more difficult when two things happen at the same time. An employee raises a health and safety concern. Management,

A Workplace Relations Commission complaint landing in an employer’s inbox can immediately create pressure. There may be deadlines to meet, allegations to answer, records to

A new EU Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2025/2518) has been introduced to streamline how GDPR complaints are handled when they involve more than one EU Member

Excluded From Promotion Because You Work Part-Time? The WRC Says That Can Be Discrimination Many people choose part-time or job-share roles to balance work with

Dismissed by Video Call and Told It Was “No Fault”? Here’s What the WRC Says Being dismissed is difficult at the best of times —

WRC criticises employer for failing to suspend alleged perpetrator and for leaving victim unsupported for over a year. Introduction A hospital employee has been awarded

The Labour Court has ruled in favour of senior HSE managers who missed out on a 5% pay rise during post-crash austerity cuts. Introduction In