Ireland
Employment Regulation Order (Hotels Joint Labour Committee), 1986.
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This order sets minimum pay and working conditions for covered hotel workers and requires employers to follow the schedule from 1 April 1986.
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Ireland
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This order sets minimum pay and working conditions for covered hotel workers and requires employers to follow the schedule from 1 April 1986.
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Ireland
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