Ireland
Industrial Training Levy (Chemical and Allied Products Industry) Order, 1983.
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This Order sets a levy for employers in the chemical and allied products industry, to be assessed by An Chomhairle and paid after notice.
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This Order sets a levy for employers in the chemical and allied products industry, to be assessed by An Chomhairle and paid after notice.
Ireland
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the textiles industry and sets out how An Chomhairle Oiliúna assesses, notifies, and collects it.
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the clothing and footwear industry and sets out how An Chomhairle assesses, notices, collects, and adjusts it.
Ireland
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the clothing and footwear industry and sets how An Chomhairle must assess, notify, and collect it.
Ireland
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This Order sets a levy on employers in the chemical and allied products industry, with assessments made by An Chomhairle and payable after notice.
Ireland
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the chemical and allied products industry and sets how An Chomhairle assesses, notifies, collects, and handles appeals and exemptions.
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This regulation sets a prescribed form for a liquidator’s report under section 682 of the Companies Act 2014 and says the regulations start on 1 October 2023.
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.
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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.
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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 imposes a levy on employers in the food, drink and tobacco industry, assessed by An Chomhairle, with notices, payment timing, and appeal rights.
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The Order imposes a levy on employers in the engineering industry, with assessments made by An Chomhairle and payment due one month after the assessment notice.
Ireland
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the engineering industry, assessed by An Chomhairle, with notices, payment timing, appeal rights, and exemptions based on returns or estimated emoluments.
Ireland
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This Order imposes a levy on employers in the engineering industry and sets how An Chomhairle Oiliúna assesses, notifies, and collects it.
Ireland
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This segment sets application forms, evidence requirements, appeal windows, and fee reimbursement rules for the defective concrete blocks remediation scheme.
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These Regulations require food sellers to comply with the price-indication rules for foodstuffs, and create offences for non-compliance or obstructing an authorised officer.
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This order confirms the registered employment agreement for overhead powerline contractors and sets terms on union membership, working hours, pay, leave, discipline, safety, and dispute handling.
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This instrument changes local area hackney and SPSV licence rules, including renewal deadlines, information duties, driver nominations, dispatch limits, and a fixed-payment offence notice.
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This Order imposes a construction-industry training levy on employers and sets how An Chomhairle assesses, notifies, and collects it, with appeal rights and exemptions for smaller amounts.
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This Order imposes an industrial training levy on employers in the construction industry, assessed by An Chomhairle, with some exemptions and a right of appeal.