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Minimum Pay Rates For Security Workers To Be Increased
Minister of State Alan Dillon said the increase provides greater certainty and stability for both employees and employers Minimum rates of pay in the security
Thieves Target Mail Order Sales As Pokémon Card Prices Soar
As one card recently sold for £12m, opportunistic thefts have surged – envelopes are being opened en route, costing small businesses thousands Pokémon’s success over
EHS Secure Convictions Against Several Retailers For Sale Of Vaping Products To Minor Volunteers
EHS secure convictions against several County Cork retailers for sale of vaping products to minor volunteers in large-scale Test Purchase operation. In Fermoy District Court
Minister Burke Has A Very Big Decision To Make
There were reports in The Irish Times recently that the Low Pay Commission had recommended (not unanimously) a 5.6% or 79cent per hour increase to
Shoplifters Face Ban From Shops They’ve Robbed
SHOPLIFTERS will be banned from shopping in areas they have repeatedly targeted as part of a new strategy to tackle retail crime, the Irish Mail
The Legal Basis For Employers Needing To Know Their Employees Date Of Birth
While an employee’s date of birth is not a legal requirement and is generally not included in a standard contract of employment in Ireland, it
