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Employment Law 17 11 2023

Domestic Violence Leave: What you need to know

From Monday 27 November, employers will be required to offer up to five days of paid leave to employees affected by domestic violence following the introduction of domestic violence leave under the Work Life Balance and Miscellaneous Provisions Act 2023. In this Insight, Éibhín Stapleton from RDJ's ...

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Employment Law 07 11 2023

Contractor or Employee? Five Questions for Determining Employment Status

The Supreme Court recently issued its highly significant judgment in the matter of The Revenue Commissioners -V- Karshan Midlands Ltd TA Dominos Pizza. This judgment clarifies...

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Sick Leave
Employment Law 27 10 2023

First WRC decision on Statutory Sick Pay

The recent decision from the case of Katerina Leszczynska v Musgrave Operating Partners marks the first decision by the WRC on Statutory Sick Pay under the new Sick Leave Act ...

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Revenue
Tax 17 10 2023

Direct Tax Cases: Decisions from the Irish Courts and Tax Appeals Commission Determinations

RDJ Senior Associate Mark Ludlow is a regular contributor to the Irish Tax Review, who's feature regarding Direct Tax Cases: Decisions from the Irish Courts and Tax Appeals Co...

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Oireachtas Houses of Parliament
Tax 10 10 2023

Budget 2024 – Supporting Individuals, Families and Business

As the Corporation Tax receipts continue at least for now, Budget 2024 has sought to balance the need of supporting families in the continuing cost of living crunch with the n...

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Lady Justice
Tax 04 10 2023

Disclaimers: Recent Case Law Issues

RDJ Tax Partner and Head of Private Client Services, Eoin Tobin examines the legal and tax effects of disclaimers in the context of the recent High Court decision of Twomey J ...

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Media Law 04 10 2023

Oireachtas Joint Committee Report on Defamation Reform may raise eyebrows

The Houses of the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Justice recently produced a report on the General Scheme of the Defamation (Amendment) Bill. The committee made a number of eye...

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