A special needs assistant alleges she had to quit her job at a south Dublin school over “mistreatment” from parents who objected to her wearing a Palestinian keffiyeh scarf.
Lawyers for the worker said their client was relying on the protected ground of “nationality and race” on the basis of her “association with people of Palestinian ethnicity” in an equality claim.
https://t.co/T5I7rnlHmT
@Keyes The paper does propose a grand theory of European housing Sean and this is that government regulation is the problem. This theme is common to all of Progress Ireland's publications.
The operator of the Generator Hostel in Dublin has been ordered to hold staff training on equality law after a guest who complained about being “intimidated” by a naked woman in her dorm room was denied an extended booking.
https://t.co/E9rixUCljj
A CFO has been awarded her full losses of €60k as she was “undoubtedly caused difficulty” during a six-month job hunt by her ex-employer’s “unreasonable” failure to tell her why she was let go.
https://t.co/GxK7tzrhL6
A veteran church security volunteer was ousted by the Augustinian Order for warning that certain “rogues” were going to try and pass off “fake relics” for sale at its church in Limerick City, a tribunal has been told.
https://t.co/jxfyxPJD4v
Interesting that the Super Collision Brothers' purported anti-NIMBY advocate likes Munich, home to a hard cap on building above 99 metres so as not to obstruct views of the Dom.
@Keyes Wholly incorrect. All five apartments have balconies or terraces. All units are multiple aspect – apparently triple aspect – and range in size 140m²-200 m². Precisely the type of urban homes that are not built under Dublin’s current race-to-the-bottom standards reductions.
Discrimination complaints levelled at the organiser of a Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament have been thrown out by a Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) adjudicator, after he had to retreat from a hearing room over disruptive behaviour by a claimant.
https://t.co/4scysScjoH
Massive delays on the DART due to a crash at Serpentine Ave.
There was a plan to remove these level crossings and to build a network that doesn't just break due to external actors.
The government never funded. Think about that as you stand in a roasting carraige going nowhere.
A senior executive at Aer Lingus has told a tribunal that he takes “exception” to a sacked pilot’s allegation that other senior managers at the airline engaged in “falsifying” an air safety report.
https://t.co/Jp6NzJWUZR
A senior executive at Aer Lingus has told a tribunal that he takes “exception” to a sacked pilot’s allegation that other senior managers at the airline engaged in “falsifying” an air safety report.
https://t.co/qTQf3FEolC
During controversy over “sinister” media comments, Patrick O’Donovan didn’t admit he'd already secretly called a Coimisiún na Meán commissioner to see if he as media minister could trigger a state “examination” of RTÉ fuel protest coverage he didn't like.
https://t.co/xSUkochFIO
A café manager whose former employer “belittled” her accent by referring to her as ‘Sofia Vergara’ has won €3.5k in compensation for discriminatory harassment.
https://t.co/fk9oqi2Whu
A company which unfairly made a worker redundant, then lost her another job by refusing, without explanation, to fill out a reference questionnaire in time, must now pay €40k towards her extended losses.
https://t.co/dmWKabQASO
A company which unfairly made a worker redundant, then lost her another job by refusing, without explanation, to fill out a reference questionnaire in time, must now pay €40,000 towards her extended losses.
https://t.co/UByK3zqeDU