A record fine of €405 million has been imposed on Instagram by the Data Protection Commission (DPC) after finding that it processed children’s personal data on the social media platform…
FeltonMcKnightSeptember 7, 2022
A set of sweeping reforms for offenders is set to be brought before Cabinet today by Justice Minister Helen McEntee, giving judges new powers to set minimum terms for life…
FeltonMcKnightSeptember 2, 2022
A High Court judge has refused the former CEO of Rehab, Angela Kerins’ application for the disclosure of Dáil records in relation to her claim for damages against Dáil Éireann.…
FeltonMcKnightAugust 29, 2022
What is a Wardship? When a person has been made a Ward of Court, it means that they are no longer legally allowed to make decisions about their lives. While…
FeltonMcKnightAugust 25, 2022
There are many reasons that an employee may decide that they want to leave their current job, whether it is the opportunity to pursue a new career path, changes in…
FeltonMcKnightAugust 20, 2022
Irish Rail has settled a case brought by a former employee who alleged that she was subjected to bullying and passed over for permanent position in favour of employees with…
FeltonMcKnightAugust 17, 2022
Working Time Protected Leave, more commonly referred to as Protective Leave, encompasses certain categories of statutorily protective leave for employees in Ireland. Employees on protective leave are entitled to be…
FeltonMcKnightAugust 11, 2022
While the majority of Irish holidaymakers enjoy their relaxing time abroad, accidents while on holiday are unfortunately not an uncommon occurrence. Typical incidents which can result in personal injury while…
FeltonMcKnightAugust 9, 2022
Ryanair has lost a WRC dispute brought by a cabin crew supervisor over a €300 deduction made from his salary Salary deduction Mr Mark Peter Balasz was employed by Ryanair…
FeltonMcKnightAugust 5, 2022
