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# Labour Court

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'There are always consequences': Minister responds to claim teachers may seek pay rise following recommendation on nurses
Nursing pay deal set to cost €10-€15 million this year and €30-€35 million in 2020
Strike days by nurses have been suspended after Labour Court intervention
Man accused of 'stealing' from employer for taking sick leave over back injury awarded €10,000
Aer Lingus was told to pay thousands to workers 'in limbo' after a restructuring of its food unit
Tesco worker fired after removing bottle of wine worth less than €20 from store
Tesco worker 'sent home because of his beard' awarded €2.5k following Labour Court hearing
Labour Court overturns €39k payout for worker despite HSE's 'entirely unsatisfactory approach'
Dublin Port's move to introduce random drug testing for veteran staff slapped down
Dublin Port's move to introduce random drug testing for veteran staff has been slapped down
SNAs at Dublin school to get €650 gift vouchers to carry out toileting duties for special needs pupils
Sennheiser has been told to offer better redundancy payouts to staff being axed in Offaly
Coca-Cola has been told to pay 'winding down' fees to sacked Kildare workers
Luas drivers could take industrial action because new routes are messing with their lunch
Boss who told woman being sick was 'no problem' and fired her a week later ordered to pay her €10,000
A beauty therapist sacked for friending clients on Facebook has been awarded €10,000
After a long running dispute, 999 operators have secured a pay increase
Bakery says it dismissed worker for making chewing gum 'stick man'
€32,000 payout to injured Tesco security guard, who was denied chair to sit on at work, overturned
Services giant Noonan brands 32c pay hike for workers 'out of kilter'
Woman who was unfairly dismissed after suffering miscarriage awarded €17k
Hotel security guard sacked after showing guest her own 'sex tape' awarded €6,000 for unfair dismissal
Former airport search officer awarded over €9k after being sacked for 'supporting medicinal cannabis'
A worker sacked after making a discrimination claim has been awarded €25,000
Irish Rail drivers reject Labour Court pay recommendation
Airport worker awarded €50,000 after being sacked for refusing to drive uninsured vehicle
Shop which told pregnant employee to 'look better and appear happy' ordered to pay her €18,000
Irish Rail staff accept Labour Court pay deal recommendation
Sacked Aer Lingus worker blamed drinking the night before for showing up over the company limit at 4.20pm
A Mayo medical supplies firm has to pay €25,000 to a worker who 'went from hero to zero'
The world's biggest security firm is refusing to improve redundancy payouts for Irish staff
Pregnant woman sacked by Wrights of Howth restaurant receives €15k compensation
Irish Rail staff will go to Labour Court, but say don't expect a resolution
Lack of public support for Irish Rail workers as unions say Christmas strike 'possible'
DIY store Woodie's has to fork out €15,000 to a worker sacked over a missing €50 note
Delivery giant DHL must pay over €70,000 to an accident-prone driver it sacked
Johnstown Garden Centre has been told to pay €4,000 over a worker's 'Nazi chant' claims
Shannon security staff are due pay rises for the airport's 'unique' situation
Leo Varadkar defends his proposed ban on 'essential' public workers' strike
Dublin Bus ordered to compensate driver over 'systematic' rostering breach