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Latest in Employment Law>Case Law>Ages and Stages Crèche Dundalk v SIPTU [2015] ILCR Recommendation No. LCR21017
Ages and Stages Crèche Dundalk v SIPTU [2015] ILCR Recommendation No. LCR21017
Published on: 16/12/2015
Issues Covered: Collective & Trade Union Issues
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Background

This case concerned a claim by the Union’s members for an enhanced redundancy package. The Employer was not in a financial position to provide such. However, the Court recommended that the parties approach the public agencies involved in funding the employing body to secure the necessary funding.

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