In her day to day practice, Deirdre advises on all aspects of employment, equality and industrial relations law. Appearing regularly before the Workplace Relations Commission, the Courts and the Data Protection Commission on behalf of clients, Deirdre is an experienced, robust and practical advocate. In recent years, Deirdre developed a niche practice in the areas of employment and data protection with particular experience in dealing with contentious data subject access requests, employment related privacy data breaches, regulatory investigations by the Data Protection Commission and enforcement actions involving criminal sanctions in the data protection space.
Eimear has extensive corporate employment law and data protection expertise, and supports HR managers and directors, senior executives and business owners through the challenges of employee investigations, disciplinary proceedings and workplace litigation together with day-to-day employment contractual and policy queries and strategic HR planning.
Co-authors: Deirdre Crowley and Eimear Boyle
The right to disconnect is a proposed statutory right to banish the “always on” culture to the past. Here Deirdre Crowley and Eimear Boyle provide an update on what you can expect the proposed legislation to mean in practice.
Legal Status of the Right to Disconnect in Ireland ⚓︎
A statutory right to disconnect was identified as an issue that needed to be addressed by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment’s (DBEI) 2019 report on Remote Work in Ireland - Future Jobs 2019 in light of the increased remote working arrangements in place, not least to provide employers clear guidance when balancing employees’ right to privacy with the practical aspects of performance measurement
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