Ireland
Employment Permits (Amendment) Regulations 2023
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This amendment caps General Employment Permits for vehicle roadworthiness testers at 100, starting when the regulations are made and ending once that cap is reached.
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Ireland
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This amendment caps General Employment Permits for vehicle roadworthiness testers at 100, starting when the regulations are made and ending once that cap is reached.
Ireland
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These regulations set out the forms and notices used under the Apprenticeship Act, 1931, and require employers in the relevant trades to send apprenticeship details to the Apprenticeship Committee within two weeks when a person starts or stops apprenticeship.
Ireland
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The Minister appointed 5 November 2024 as the day Part 3 of the Act comes into operation.
Ireland
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the textiles industry and sets how An Chomhairle assesses, notifies, collects, and reviews it.
Ireland
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These regulations set rules for approved seasonal employers and seasonal employment permits, including application requirements, permit limits, wages, hours, and renewal/change conditions.
Ireland
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These Regulations set forms, documents, fees, time limits, and conditions for frequent user registration and employment permit applications, including some fee exemptions and Ministerial powers.
Ireland
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This Act sets up a system for employment permits for certain foreign nationals, restricts employment in the State without a permit, and gives the Minister power to make related regulations.
Ireland
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These Regulations amend the Employment Permits rules and start on 17 January 2024.
Ireland
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These regulations update employment permit pay thresholds, permit rules, and some permit-related quotas.
Ireland
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This regulation amends employment permit remuneration rules, setting new minimum annual and hourly pay levels for certain job categories.
Ireland
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This order sets minimum weekly pay rates, overtime pay, normal working hours, and paid leave rules for workers covered by the Law Clerks Joint Labour Committee.
Ireland
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This order sets minimum pay and working conditions for covered law clerks and messengers, including overtime, hours, and paid leave rules.
Ireland
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These regulations amend the Employment Permits Regulations 2024, update several Schedule 5 quota entries, and start on 7 April 2025.
Ireland
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This order sets minimum pay and working conditions for covered law-clerk and messenger workers, including hours, overtime, Sundays/public holidays, and paid leave.
Ireland
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This regulation amends the Employment Permits rules and increases the maximum number of General Employment Permits for HGV/Bus mechanic roles to 200, starting 7 April 2025.
Ireland
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This regulation adds a work arrangement that can count as not being days of unemployment if the person is retained by an employer under an agreement with the Workplace Relations Commission or Labour Court, does no gainful work for that employer, and stays within the pay and time limits.
Ireland
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These Regulations require an employer or responsible person to include specified details in a notification about proposed collective redundancies.
Ireland
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This Order declares the new Code of Practice on Longer Working for the Industrial Relations Act 1990, starts it on 29 June 2026, and revokes the 2017 order.
Ireland
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This Order amends earlier Gaeltacht employment rules, including extending a three-year period to four years and allowing the Minister to extend continuation in office or employment in certain cases.
Ireland
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These regulations set the forms and procedure for certain employee insolvency payment applications and related processing by officials and the Minister for Labour.