Employment Law at 11 - January 2023
Posted in : 'Any Questions' Webinar Recordings on 13 January 2023 Issues covered: COVID-19; Sickness; Company Policies; Holiday entitlementIn this months Employment Law at 11, Seamus McGranaghan from the employment team at O'Reilly Stewart solicitors and Christine Quinn from Legal Island discuss:
1. Office etiquette during flu season – Covid-19 is on the rise, flu season is upon us and bugs are doing the rounds in schools across the country – so how can you help ensure a healthy workforce without ruffling legal feathers? Can you ask employees to wear a mask if they have the sniffles? Do you have to pay them if they come into work, but you send them home? What about SSP? Seamus’ answers aren’t to be sniffed at……….
2. Happy holidays – the new year brings a new holiday year too and with-it conflicting requests from
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