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Absence of Written Policy Undermines Mandatory Retirement Defence
In this Case, the Complainant was compulsorily retired at the contractual retirement age of 65, after having requested to continue working beyond that age.
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Reports to the Protected Disclosures Commissioner on the Rise
The Protected Disclosures Commissioner’s recently published 2025 Annual Report highlights a significant increase in reports of alleged wrongdoing.
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Labour Court 2025 Annual Report – Caseload Down but Complexity of Cases Increasing
The Labour Court recently published its 2025 Annual Report which revealed that appeals to the court fell by 11% in 2025. This reduction in appeals did not however equate to
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Complimentary Gender Pay Gap Narrative Checklist
For many Organisations, developing an effective narrative can be challenging. To help Organisations, Adare Trusted People Partners have developed a complimentary Gender Pay Gap Narrative Checklist.
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Pay Transparency Preparation Checklist
A practical, structured tool to help your Organisation understand where to start with pay transparency compliance and what to do next.
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Employment Legislation Changes in 2026 – What to Expect
This eBook provides a clear and concise overview of the key employment law developments coming into force in 2026, and what they mean for your Organisation.
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Aug 2026
Adare News August 2026
The latest HR Barometer Survey findings are available on our Linea platform, providing a comprehensive analysis of Organisational performance across a range of critical HR and workforce metrics.
Aug 2026
Summer Review: Employment Law Round-Up
With the Dáil now in its summer recess, the parliamentary calendar offers a natural pause to reflect on the significant employment law developments that have shaped the first half of
Aug 2026
In Case You Missed It – August 2026
The Government has approved a proposal from the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, Peter Burke TD, to draft a Leave for Pregnancy Loss Bill.