Ireland
Protection of Employees (Employersâ Insolvency) (Amendment) Act 2026 (Commencement) Order 2026
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The Minister appoints 5 May 2026 as the commencement date for specified parts of the 2026 Amendment Act.
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Ireland
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The Minister appoints 5 May 2026 as the commencement date for specified parts of the 2026 Amendment Act.
Ireland
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These regulations set how District Trade Committees are formed, who chairs and serves on them, how vacancies and votes are handled, and when the Minister for Industry and Commerce can intervene.
Ireland
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This Order sets a levy for employers in the chemical and allied products industry, provides how it is assessed and paid, and gives appeal rights.
Ireland
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This order gives effect to scheduled employment terms for workers in the provender milling industry, including minimum pay, hours, overtime, leave, sick pay, service pay, and pensions.
Ireland
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These regulations amend the employment permit rules, including new requirements for sea fisher applications, a maximum number for sea fishers, and updated occupation schedules.
Ireland
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the food, drink and tobacco industry, assessed by An Chomhairle, with notices, payment timing, and appeal rights.
Ireland
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This order sets minimum pay, overtime, working hours, learner rates, annual leave, waiting-time pay, and service pay for covered workers in the women’s clothing and millinery trade.
Ireland
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This order sets minimum pay, overtime, holiday pay, working hours, waiting-time pay, annual leave, and service pay rules for workers in the boot and shoe repairing trade.
Ireland
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This order sets minimum pay and employment conditions for covered provender milling workers, including hours, overtime, leave, service pay, sickness benefits, and pension-related terms.
Ireland
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the food, drink and tobacco industry and sets out how An Chomhairle assesses it, gives notice, and handles appeals.
Ireland
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the food, drink and tobacco industry and sets how An Chomhairle Oiliúna must assess, notify, appeal, and collect it.
Ireland
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This Order sets minimum hourly pay rates and pension contribution amounts for the construction sector, with different amounts applying from 18 September 2023 and from 5 August 2024.