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Ruling Highlights Key Issues in 'No-Fault' Dismissals: Insights from Laura Ensor for the Law Society Gazette

03 December 2024

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In this article, Laura Ensor examines the implications of the Nolan ruling on ‘no-fault’ dismissals. The decision prompts critical questions: When is a dismissal truly ‘no fault’? At what point is an employee entitled to fair procedures? Read the full article here.

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Laura Ensor

Laura Ensor

Managing Associate, Dublin

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