Ireland: Contract of Employment

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Why Ireland’s Legal Market Offers Exciting Opportunities For Future Lawyers
Partner Trish McCarvill shares insights on building a career in tax law at Winston Taylor's rapidly expanding Dublin office, which has grown to nearly 50 lawyers since its launch. She discusses the firm's new trainee program and emphasizes the importance of commercial awareness, curiosity, and professional relationships for aspiring lawyers looking to grow with the practice.
Ireland Employment
WT
Winston Taylor
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Unfair Dismissal Navigating Fair Procedures At The Employment Immigration Intersection In Ireland
It may come to light that an employee who once had the right to work in Ireland may no longer have such permission. For example, they may have forgotten to apply for a renewal of their immigration permission before it expired or they may not be able to provide evidence of their immigration status during a repeat right to work check. These scenarios may produce a heart-in-mouth moment for a manager or HR.
Ireland Employment
LS
Lewis Silkin
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Cabinet approves publication of Pregnancy Loss Leave Bill
Ireland's Cabinet has approved the General Scheme of the Pregnancy Loss Leave Bill 2026, which would establish a statutory entitlement to five days' paid leave annually for employees experiencing pregnancy loss before 23 weeks' gestation. The proposed legislation includes day-one employment rights, protection against penalisation, and provisions for employers with existing more favorable schemes. Employers should begin reviewing their current leave and bereavement policies in anticipation of potential enact
Ireland Employment
AC
Arthur Cox
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