Gardaí confirmed that six people had been arrested for trespassing under the Public Order Act during an incident at Henry Street in Dublin this morning. 1 Debenhams … The statement from the protesting workers described the settlement offer they received late last week as an “insult” and have expressed “extreme disappointment” at the failure of the Government to provide workers with “a fair offer”.For the best site experience please enable JavaScript in your browser settingsThose staging the sit-ins have been asked to leave the company’s Henry Street shop and also to vacate another outlet on Patrick Street, Cork, where former staff are also protesting.Second suspect arrested in education board corruption investigation

A full time worker (37.5 hour contract) with 20 years' service will receive €1923.75. “Instead, the company has been using the pandemic as an excuse not to go through the three step process required by law when making workers redundant.

Pandemic Unemployment Payments reduced from today As students switch to blended learning, reliable technology is a must Accounts show Vita Cortex group had net losses of €2.3mThe State could then seek to recover the costs involved, possibly from the sale of assets, while there could also be a levy introduced on other employers, the unions said.In a statement issued to the media as the former workers went into the Dublin shop and another in Patrick Street, Cork, the workers said they wanted “a just settlement of four weeks’ redundancy pay per year of service”.Streamlining and enhancing Ireland’s pharmaceutical sector for the futureMairead McGuinness named as Ireland’s European commissioner, given ‘important financial portfolio’ Speaking to The Irish Times as she was escorted from the building, Jane Crowe accused the workers’ trade union, Mandate, of doing a deal with the Debenhams liquidator behind their back. WORKERS facing the sack at Debenhams’ retail-store chain have been told by the firm to apply to the government for redundancy pay not the employer, it was revealed today. Liquidators from KPMG have been facing off with redundant Debenhams workers in Ireland, withdrawing the firm’s offered payment scheme after the retailer’s staff …

Around 1,000 workers lost their jobs when the chain went into liquidation in April, and since then Mandate and former staff have been campaigning for better redundancy terms. Deliveroo cyclists : ‘We want to deliver food without thinking we might be robbed or run over’ Opinion Former Debenhams workers are set to ballot on a deal that would top up their redundancy pay and mean they get first call on 300 jobs. “No further settlement agreements will be negotiated by the liquidators with the former employees.” “While the process to claim for a Protective Award will not result in an influx of cash immediately, legal protection remains in place to support people who are made redundant without being taken through the correct consultation process, and the money recovered in successful claims will provide some longer term security for those affected.”Global Procurement Group CEO is a finalist in Great British Entrepreneur AwardsGlobal Procurement Group CEO and founder Fokhrul Islam, is a finalist in the Scale-Up Entrepreneur of the Year category in the Great British Entrepreneur awards 2020. In March, Debenhams revealed that the company intended to liquidate all operations in Ireland due to the financial impact of the public health crisis. Applegreen’s revenues fall by a quarter but hopes for bounce back next year "An act of criminal damage is also being investigated. Europe's longest lockdown: Irish ‘wet’ pubs set to reopen on September 21st EU signals late call on Apple tax appeal as deadline looms

Covid-19: Ireland currently has joint lowest death rate in Europe KPMG said: “Following the actions of certain people overnight it has now become clear that the offer is not acceptable to the former employees and others. Gardaí said they were also investigating an alleged act of criminal damage at the same premises.Former Debenhams workers who occupied shops in Dublin and Cork this morning have been told a proposed €1 million redundancy offer is no longer available to them.“In that regard, we have examined best practice in these matters operating in European countries such as Germany, France and Austria, all of whom have established levy funds on private-sector employers for such purposes, with contribution rates ranging from 0.66 per cent to 0.3 per cent.NatWest considers closing Ulster Bank in the RepublicAn exact digital replica of the printed paperGarda car outside Debenhams on Henry Street, Dublin. A part time worker (12 hour contract) with 20 years' service will receive €615.60," the letter states. "The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. "The six protesters were detained at Store Street garda station in Dublin but have been released pending further investigations. How Ireland managed to green the White House