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The Government has published a new Bill that aims to reduce the time and expense associated with personal injuries litigation.

Since the publication of the Gender Pay gap Regulations, there has been some confusion about how to approach the calculation of the Gender Pay Gap metrics.

It has been announced that the Government will publish a new bill - the Employment Permits Bill - that will modernise the Employment Permit process.

The Government stated in early July that it has no plans on increasing the State pension age beyond 66, and further details have since been reported of a radical shake-up

The Government had made commitments to have a number of Bills enacted before summer recess - so where are these Bills currently sitting?

From today, 1st July, parents can avail of seven weeks paid Parent’s Leave and Benefit.

Currently, employees in the private sector can receive a bonus of €500 tax-free from their employers each year. Anything above this amount is subject to tax.

Formal talks on public sector pay are set to get underway next week as the increasing cost of living continues to bite. The average negative impact on workers’ pockets equates

Last Friday (10th May), the Department for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth published its guidance on how employers can calculate the Gender Pay Gap in their Organisation.