Today’s article looks at the case of Regina Wallace v Irish Aviation Authority, a case where an employee sought to stop her employer placing her on paid suspension from work pending the outcome of an appeal against dismissal.
Case Name And Reference: Regina Wallace v Irish Aviation Authority [2012] IEHC 178
Court Or Tribunal: High Court
Jurisdictions/Subject Matter: Interlocutory relief in employment cases
Facts
Regina Wallace was employed at the Irish Aviation Authority’s (IAA) training centre at Ballycasey, Shannon, Co. Clare and was required to perform certain clerical and administrative functions. Ms. Wallace had taken 759 sick days over a nine year period which was described by the IAA Director of Human Resources as an “unprecedented level of
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