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Chamber HR Forum - Expert Briefing
 
Wexford Chamber in association with M J O'Connor Solicitors will host a series of expert HR briefings on HR & Employment Law issues for 2010.
 
Throughout the HR forum series, Catherine O'Connor, M J O'Connor solicitors will be joined by various industry experts to deliver professional advice on a number of key areas such as the use of Information Technology in the workplace, issues of stress and HR Law, performance motivation and drug issues. The forum will end with an annual review of Employment Law.
 
Format of briefings:
8.00am  Registration
8.05am  Forum topic commences
8.45am  Interactive session - questions & answers
9.30am  Session closes 
 
Who should attend? People managers, HR professionals, business owners/managers
Cost per session:   €20.00
Venue:                       Wexford Enterprise Centre
 
Dates:
Tues, 22nd June
HR Law & Stress Management with special guests Pat Kelly & Ann Marie Ferris, Life Focus
Tues, 21st Sept
Performance Motivation & Review.  Guest to be confirmed
Tues, 19th October
Drug Awareness & Substance Abuse.  Guest to be confirmed
Tues, 23rd November   
Annual Review of Employment Law
 
 
Places are strictly limited to 15 people, pre-registration essential.
 
To reserve a place(s) call 053 9122226 or email info@wexfordchamber.ie
Payment: Cash or Cheque. Cheques should be made payable to Wexford Chamber.
For information on other chamber events see www.wexfordchamber.ie
 
 
 
 
 
Volcanic Ash and Employment Law
 
The recent ‘Volcanic Ash’ situation caused havoc for hundreds and thousands of employees and employers all across Europe and many other parts of the world. The realisation is beginning to dawn on millions of people in terms of how this situation is likely to impact on them.
 
Employers of course are potentially being affected two-fold in that, firstly, those within the aviation business or in some way linked to the aviation industry have a situation on their hands where they may not have any work for their employees as flights continue to remain at a standstill and secondly, some of their employees may be left stranded in another part of the world unable to report for work at least for the foreseeable future.
 
So where do employers stand and how do they handle these very unusual circumstances? What are employee's rights in this type of unusual situation?     
 
The document below examines a number of different scenarios and how employers might handle them.


Attached document Volcanic Ash and Employment Law


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