Gráinne Sherlock v Pluralsight Ireland Ltd [2024]
Decision Number: ADJ-00044941 Legal Body: Workplace Relations Commission
Published on: 23/07/2024
Issues Covered:
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Patrick Barrett BL Barrister-at-Law
Patrick Barrett BL Barrister-at-Law
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Patrick's legal education is robust, beginning with a BCL Law Degree from University College Cork (2012-2016), followed by an LL.M in Business Law from the same institution (2016-2017), and culminating in a Barrister-at-Law Degree from The Honorable Society of King’s Inns in Dublin (2019-2021). He has extensive experience on the South-West Circuit, handling Civil, Family, and Criminal Law cases, as well as advising the Citizen Advice Service.  He has worked as an employment consultant, dealing with workplace investigations and bankruptcy procedures.

Background

Background:
The Complainant was hired by an online education company as a Commercial Account Executive in Dublin, starting June 2019. The Complainant asserted her eventual selection for redundancy was unfair and pre-determined. She began her employment on a UK/Ireland Commercial team in Dublin and advanced to a global management role on in April 2021, then to Director in April 2022. Disputes arose in 2022 between internal teams over deal attribution, and the Complainant felt excluded from the Dublin office culture. In December 2022, her role and others were regionalised under the Dublin Commercial team, with only five of the eight leadership roles retained for 2023. The Complainant alleged a biased, subjective selection process lacking transparency and consultation. She faced

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