Employment Law

Has your employer made you redundant, have you been laid off because of COVID-19, bullied at work or unfairly dismissed? Are you an employer needing specialist advice? Damien Tansey Solicitors LLP can assist you in relation to all types of employment problems in Ireland.

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Damien Tansey Solicitors LLP acts for employees in relation to all types of employment problems and difficulties. This includes a wide variety of employment issues, including unfair dismissal, redundancy claims and pay claims, bullying claims, COVID lay-offs / coronavirus claims, etc.

In addition to acting for employees, we also act for employers in both contentious and non-contentious matters.

In contentious matters, we can prevent costly problems before they emerge. We also advise on a large variety of non-contentious matters – from the drafting of contracts of employment, to the structuring of employee transfers under Transfer of Undertakings legislation.

Employment law/labour law is a complex area of law and we have the necessary expertise to fully protect your legal interests in this area. Each specialist Employment Solicitor at the firm who is constantly up-skilling in order to ensure that we remain at the cutting edge of Irish employment law developments.

We are honoured to be recognised as one of the Best Employment Lawyers in Ireland https://www.bestinireland.com/best-employment-lawyer-ireland We have also successfully represented employees before all of the employment courts and tribunals. Our experienced team advises clients on all matters of Employment Law, including:

  • Covid-19 / Coronavirus issues

  • Constructive Dismissal

  • Redundancies

  • Unfair Dismissal

  • Pay Disputes, including bonus claims

  • Holiday pay

  • Recruitment

  • Employment-related Injunctions

  • Employment Contracts

  • Employee’s Right and Duties

  • Protected Disclosures (Whistleblowing) issues and related claims

  • Employer’s Duties, Obligations and Rights

  • Pension Rights and Obligations

  • Discrimination

  • Bullying and Harassment

  • Sexual Harassment

  • Equality/Discrimination Claims

  • Industrial Relations

  • Restrictive Covenants and Injunctions

  • Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures

  • Transfer of Undertakings (TUPE) and Reorganisation issues

  • Health and Safety

  • Injury at Work/Employers Liability

  • Workplace Relations Commission and Labour Court matters