Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
728 matching statutes
Ireland
1 provisions
These Regulations update employment permit rules, including new remuneration amounts, a new definition of “fast food outlet”, and commencement dates for some amendments.
Ireland
1 provisions
These regulations let the Minister for Social Welfare amend the insurance rules for certain religious employment, including an exclusion from insurable employment in specified cases.
Ireland
1 provisions
This order sets minimum pay, working hours, breaks, holiday leave, clothing, vehicle care, load limits, and vehicle identification rules for specified messenger workers in Dublin City and Dún Laoghaire.
Ireland
1 provisions
These Regulations set who counts as an adult dependant and how weekly income is worked out, including a £50 weekly income limit and specific income disregards.
Ireland
1 provisions
Certain employees covered by Article 3 must provide specified survey information in 2026.
Ireland
1 provisions
This order sets minimum pay and working conditions for covered messengers, including hours, overtime, breaks, clothing, vehicle care, and load limits.
Ireland
1 provisions
This Order imposes a construction-industry training levy on affected employers and sets out how An Chomhairle assesses, notifies, and collects it.
Ireland
1 provisions
These regulations set up the Sugar Confectionery and Food Preserving Trade Board, set its membership and voting rules, and give the Minister for Industry and Commerce powers to appoint key members and decide disputes.
Ireland
1 provisions
These regulations set out how the Aerated Waters Trade Board is formed, who appoints its members, how voting works, and when members lose their seats.
Ireland
1 provisions
These regulations amend the employment permits rules, update occupation schedules, and set permit quotas for certain jobs.
Ireland
1 provisions
These regulations set rules for the Rope, Twine and Net Trade Board, including its size, member appointments, voting rules, vacancies, and ministerial decision-making.
Ireland
1 provisions
This provision sets up the Tobacco Trade Board, fixes its membership and voting rules, gives the Minister for Industry and Commerce several appointment and decision-making powers, and starts the Regulations on 1 May 1933.