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Workplace Relations Commission

Last week
23rd March 2025 - 29th March 2025
Operator of themed Karen's Diner ordered to pay €1,018 to ex-worker over unpaid tips row
This year
2025
School cleaner fired for allegedly leaving bucket containing bleach in hallway awarded €5,000
Dublin's Hairy Lemon pub ordered to pay €30k to former barman dismissed due to his age
Order of nuns told to pay more than €70,000 to sacked manager
Journalist who took case against broadcaster for higher pay was 'compensated more than appropriately'
Cost to taxpayer of OPW project to replace a wall doubled to €490,000
WRC criticises two year suspension of garda as an unfair 'rubber stamping' exercise
Last year
2024
Wound up firm led by Kerry crystal meth importer told to pay ex-employee €78k for unfair dismissal
Jehovah's Witness HSE worker loses discrimination claim over ask to accompany care centre's residents to Mass
Former Iceland worker awarded €51,000 after being laid off without notice while pregnant
Nursing home group defends giving different contracts to Irish and Indian care staff
One man told a tribunal this week that he was was left ‘penniless and homeless’ after the company cancelled his contract and tenancy.
Lidl ordered to pay blind Paralympian €2,000 after she was told to move guide dog away from bakery
Aldi told to pay €5,000 to employee who was sacked after sexually assaulting a former co-worker
Head of Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster loses discrimination case against Hazel Chu
Former Iceland worker awarded €8,300 for being penalised over her role as shop steward
Former fiddle player in country singer Michael English's band awarded €44,000 for unfair dismissal
Want to work remotely? Don't expect Ireland's new 'right to request' law to help
Twitter ordered to pay €550k to former senior employee, a record for unfair dismissal in Ireland
Dealz ordered to pay €7,000 to a blind Paralympian whose guide dog was refused entry
Bus Éireann reprimanded after man with guide dog 'publicly humiliated' and refused service
HSE admin worker wins WRC case on claim to Covid pandemic payment for frontline workers
Nursing home operator ordered to pay worker €30k after she was cornered by patient touching himself
Woman who dreaded going to work in takeaway for fear of sexual assault and rape awarded €143k
Tayto Park ordered to pay €500 after asking a disabled woman with dog to leave the park
Former teacher at Dublin school claims penalisation after raising discipline concerns
Ex-legal secretary for former Iceland owner awarded €77k over 'intolerable' contract breach
All time
Boy with Asperger's who was told to remove his hood inside a store settles discrimination case
Direct Provision centre worker mocked over his English accent awarded €3,500 compensation
Disability groups criticise decision to hold hearing into care of residents in private
Former RTÉ journalist fails in her €300,000 harassment discrimination claim against broadcaster
Discount retail boss accused of 'trying to pull the wool over the eyes' of tribunal
Settlement reached in employment dispute between IABA and Bernard Dunne
Lidl Ireland ordered to pay worker €4k for unfair dismissal over drinking Yakult without paying
Convicted dog pound operator succeeds in having €18,000 payout to 'whistleblower' warden overturned
Businessman Peter Casey was 'almost violent' during sacking at his recruitment firm, court told
Investigations unit in Dept of Agriculture 'decimated' by 'interference', whistleblowers claim
WRC hears claim landlord told woman she could not stay in flat after hearing she was pregnant
Healthcare assistant 'asked to follow and watch' rival union members, WRC told
Sacking of TCD worker from €120k job after sexual assault case ‘not unfair’, says WRC
Staff at Co Monaghan hotel vote to refer outstanding issues with employer to WRC