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THE NUMBER OF people are changing their working arrangements – either as a precaution or a drill – is growing because of concern over the novel coronavirus.
However, there are some grey areas of legislation, something which trade unions are seeking to be clarified and the Department of Social Protection has done its best to explain.
We sat down with solicitor Richard Grogan, an employment law specialist, to answer some of your questions.
Watch the video above for our full report, and check here for the HSE’s latest medical advice.
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Eamon Ryan and his seed boxes…holy fook in jaysus…I wouldn’t put him in charge of the TV remote control.
I think Leo Varadkars speech writer watched Indepents Day too many times….
@mark d: *Independence Day
@mark d: Deep Impact
Dear god that Trump is an incoherent muppet
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