Ireland
Boot and Shoe Repairing Trade.
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These regulations set up the Boot and Shoe Repairing Trade Board and define how it is made up, appointed, votes, and continues in existence.
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Ireland
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These regulations set up the Boot and Shoe Repairing Trade Board and define how it is made up, appointed, votes, and continues in existence.
Ireland
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These regulations prescribe the fixed payment notice form and set fixed payment amounts for certain alleged offences, with a 42-day period to pay before prosecution may follow.
Ireland
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This amendment adds Portugal and Spain to the relevant aliens regulations and restricts certain employment in the State to cases where a permit from the Minister for Labour is in place.
Ireland
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This Order delegates specified ministerial powers and duties to Dara Calleary, except the power to prosecute an offence.
Ireland
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These Regulations let an employed contributor ask the Minister to postpone maternity benefit, and later to restart it, if the employer certifies entitlement under section 14C.
Ireland
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Ireland
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Ireland
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Ireland
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This Order increases statutory sick leave entitlement to up to 5 days a year from 1 January 2024.
Ireland
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Ireland
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This Order delegates most of the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment’s powers and duties to Niamh Smyth, except the power to prosecute an offence.
Ireland
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These Regulations start on 31 March 2025, define when a person is treated as being in casual employment for jobseeker’s pay-related benefit, set some prescribed periods, and stop certain people from applying for jobseeker’s benefit from that date.
Ireland
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Ireland
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Employers in the listed industries must file annual returns about compensation paid, and the return must be sent by 1 March.
Ireland
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These regulations set up a Shirtmaking Trade Board in the Irish Free State and prescribe how it is made up, how members are chosen, how voting works, and when the board ends.
Ireland
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This Order sets 22 August 2024 as the day the Control of Exports Act 2023 comes into operation.
Ireland
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These amendments tighten asbestos work rules, including exposure limits, notification, training, monitoring, health records, and reporting.
Ireland
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This regulation amends the 1996 social welfare contributions and insurability rules and starts on 1 January 2024.
Ireland
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This Order sets 6 January 2025 as the day the Screening of Third Country Transactions Act 2023 comes into operation.
Ireland
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This Order appoints 16 July 2025 as the day section 22 of the Companies (Corporate Governance, Enforcement and Regulatory Provisions) Act 2024 comes into operation.