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Sep 27, 2026

Terry GorryHOST
6:26
It does.
Terry GorryHOST
6:28
If you want the full picture on this from the employee side, I've got dedicated videos on unfair dismissal, redundancy and all aspects of employment law, quite frankly, on my YouTube channel or on my website, employmentrightsireland.com. Getting this wrong early is one of the most common and most avoidable sources of legal exposure for small businesses because a simple thing like failing to give a written contract of employment to an employee will give rise to an immediate liability if the employee brings a claim to the Workplace Relations Commission.
Terry GorryHOST
7:06
Then there's the question of data protection.
Terry GorryHOST
7:09
This is a part everyone forgets.
Terry GorryHOST
4:29
This is honestly the most important section of this video, so pay close attention.
Terry GorryHOST
4:33
You generally have six months from the date of dismissal to bring a claim to the Workplace Relations Commission, the WRC.
Terry GorryHOST
4:40
In limited circumstances, this can be extended by the adjudicator to 12 months, but only where there's reasonable cause for the delay, and that's not guaranteed.
Terry GorryHOST
4:50
You will have to persuade the adjudicator that you have reasonable cause for the delay in not bringing your claim within six months.
Terry GorryHOST
5:13
So if you're watching this and you've been recently dismissed, don't sit on it.
Terry GorryHOST
5:16
You don't need to have it, everything figured out to start the process, but you do need to not miss this window.
Terry GorryHOST
5:23
And remember, if you submit a claim, a complaint to the Workplace Relations Commission within the six months, well, then at least you've stopped the clock.
Terry GorryHOST
5:32
You're off to the races.
Ronan SlevinGUEST
2:07
We have other cases gone through the Labour Court where we're trying to get government to honour their previous commitments, which would result in another 1% pay rise for our members.
Ronan SlevinGUEST
2:20
And on top of that, then, we have just... recently finalised a subsistence on travel scheme through the Workplace Relations Commission.
Ronan SlevinGUEST
2:29
And now we have a scenario where Garda management are trying to reinterpret what was agreed and changed conditions that our members are entitled to claim subsistence on.
Ronan SlevinGUEST
2:39
So this is a continuous
Patrice HarringtonHOST
17:54
labour exploitation? So what sorts of work are people trafficked into?
Thelma WattersGUEST
17:58
So this week, actually, we're working with the Workplace Commission, the Workplace Relations Commission, the WRC, and we're targeting a number of commercial premises right around the country.
Thelma WattersGUEST
18:12
And that operation is ongoing.
Thelma WattersGUEST
18:14
So what we're looking at there is, I suppose, provision of services, nail boutiques, nail technicians, factories where we have concerns in relation to exploitation, meat factories.
Meg DunphyHOST
0:19
Katie specialises in workplace investigations, grievance and disciplinary matters.
Meg DunphyHOST
0:23
She has extensive experience in representing organisations before the Workplace Relations Commission and the Labour Court.
Meg DunphyHOST
0:30
I have had the pleasure of getting to know Katie over this year, and she is one of our expert contributors to our Employment Law Conference.
Meg DunphyHOST
0:36
So very big welcome to you, Katie.
Kevin CallinanGUEST
5:46
The other side made it clear that they wanted to approach things as it's been done previously.
Kevin CallinanGUEST
5:51
In other words, that we talk about all of the issues, put them... out on the table, go off to the Workplace Relations Commission, spend weeks talking about anything and everything except pay, then they'd come in, put a proposal on the table that would be unsatisfactory and we'd be starting from there.
Kevin CallinanGUEST
6:06
We said on this occasion, we're not going to do that.
Kevin CallinanGUEST
6:09
People are under too much pressure in relation to cost of living and we need a credible approach to pay from the outset.
Rita O'ReillyCORRESPONDENT
6:23
And indeed, there was a ruling against him in the Circuit Civil Court last year that's currently under appeal.
Rita O'ReillyCORRESPONDENT
6:29
So the Garda Press Office told us that to protect ongoing processes on Garda Síochána does not comment on matters that are before the courts or the Workplace Relations Commission for Adjudication.
Rita O'ReillyCORRESPONDENT
6:43
Detective Superintendent O'Reilly ended up leaving Garda headquarters in April 2023, suffering from severe anxiety and stress after making a series of what he regards as protected disclosures across a number of years on issues that he had direct knowledge of in his capacity as head of the Technical Bureau.
Rita O'ReillyCORRESPONDENT
7:04
And he went on to make a formal disclosure this month, three years ago.
Terry GorryHOST
0:13
Procedural foundations and the statutory framework In the Irish corporate landscape, meticulous adherence to procedural standards is a strategic necessity rather than a mere administrative burden.
Terry GorryHOST
0:28
unfair dismisses act nineteen seventy seven serves as the definitive regulatory benchmark under this legislation the reasonableness of an employer's conduct is scrutinized with clinical precision it is a fundamental reality of irish employment law that even a substantively valid reason for termination such as proven gross misconduct, will fail before the Workplace Relations Commission if the procedural path to that decision is flawed.
Terry GorryHOST
0:58
The core objective of Irish disciplinary procedures is the preservation of natural justice.
Terry GorryHOST
1:05
In any dispute, the burden of proof rests squarely on the employer to demonstrate both substantive fairness and procedural diligence.
Ronan KellyCORRESPONDENT
1:58
He claims he was unfairly dismissed two years ago.
Ronan KellyCORRESPONDENT
2:01
Larry Goodman's company asked that the press be told to leave yesterday's hearing at the Workplace Relations Commission and that all proceedings be conducted in private.
Ronan KellyCORRESPONDENT
2:09
The adjudicator asked the press to leave for a period while she heard submissions.
Ronan KellyCORRESPONDENT
2:13
Then she decided that the hearing will take place in public, which will probably happen over five days next December.
David HollywoodHOST
5:58
I would ask the question, has anybody's wages matched inflation over the course of the last five years? It really would be impossible when you consider just how volatile inflation has been.
David HollywoodHOST
6:09
Mr. Callanan is signalling that he doesn't believe the Workplace Relations Commission will intervene to avert an escalation.
David HollywoodHOST
6:17
Members of forces national executive are set to meet this morning to consider plans for industrial action developed by six divisional executive committees.
David HollywoodHOST
6:28
This is after SIP2 voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action on Monday.

19 MINS LATER

Niall ShanahanGUEST
25:06
They've spoken with one voice and they've spoken very clearly.
David HollywoodHOST
25:09
OK, so you're saying that your members think there's a clear gap when it comes to the intent being shown by government and what the expectation of your members are in terms of what should be done.
David HollywoodHOST
25:20
What? what part does the Workplace Relations Commission play when it comes to negotiating the ultimate settlement of potential pay increases when compared to the inflation we've been having?
Niall ShanahanGUEST
25:35
Well, the Workplace Relations Commission role essentially is to help broker agreement in the event where there's a basis for agreement between the parties.

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