The 14th volume of the Arthur Cox employment-law yearbook has been launched by the director general of the Workplace Relations Commission, Audrey Cahill.
The yearbook covers developments during 2024 in employment law, equality, industrial relations, pensions, and taxation relating to employment and data protection.
Written for lawyers specialising in employment law and other relevant areas, as well as HR professionals, in-house counsel, managers, and trade union officials, the handbook was launched on 20 May.
The gathering heard that students studying employment law would also benefit from this up-to-date resource.
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