What constitutes nursing home abuse? Sometimes it can and does occur that nursing homes are not as safe as they should be. Elderly people in nursing homes can be in a highly vulnerable position and unfortunately and indeed incredulously some experience abuse/neglect, despite it would seem more media exposure these days of such cases. Abuse […]
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Understanding Your Legal Rights as an Employee Employers can be held vicariously liable for acts or omissions in respect of the wrongdoings conducted by an employee against another employee in the workplace. In the Equal Status Act of 2000, it states the following ‘’Anything done by a person in the course of his or her
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Examples of bullying conduct in the Workplace: Legal Definition of Bullying: The Industrial Relations Act 1990 (Code of Practice Detailing Procedures for Addressing Bullying in the Workplace) Declaration Order 2002 set out the definition of bullying as : “Workplace Bullying is repeated inappropriate behaviour, direct or indirect, whether verbal, physical or otherwise, conducted by one
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What is Disability Discrimination in Ireland? Disability discrimination is when a person ie an employee who has a disability is mistreated in comparison with an employee a without a disability in the same situation or circumstance. They are in essence treated differently and not in a positive way. They are treated less favourably than that
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Industrial or construction machinery or equipment, as well as farm implements or defective car parts, can cause injury to a consumer. Household appliances may become defective and dangerous leading to fires or poisoning, and a consumer has legal protections in this regard. Liability for Defective Products in Ireland The liability for defective products in Ireland
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It is also a violation of civil and human rights. Cases of alleged elder abuse are on the rise in Ireland. According to reports, in 2017, there was a 30% increase in the number of old people who were mistreated or harassed including those living with disabilities. With only 12% of them revolving around physical
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