May - 2020

CALL US TODAY FOR A CONSULTATION +353 1 216 6302

jez-timms-ZVgqiPRUX_o-unsplash_edited.jp

Insights

'Insight' Series

Covid-19 Special

Stratis Consulting is regularly called upon to provide insightful commentary and perspectives on topics of interest to our clients including:

Developments in People Strategies and Employee Relations - trends in employee reward and recognition, employment law, significant third party decisions, workplace reforms, industrial disputes including disputes in essential services etc.
Labour Market Developments such as e.g. Minimum Wage, Living Wage, Public Sector Pay and Reform, Pensions, Skills Development and ‘Future of Work’ issues.
Research on topics of relevance to our clients including workplace innovation, total remuneration, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and strategic people issues.

For further information or to schedule an appointment please contact Brendan McGinty:

T +353 1 216 6302

M +353 87 2433038

E brendan.mcginty@stratis.ie

'Insight' Series

March 2020

Stratis Client Update 3 web.pdf

Client Update 3

November 2019

Guidelines on the conduct of Pay negotiations in Ireland

180417 cipd-guidelines-on-the-conduct-of-pay-negotiations-in-Ireland-web-FINAL.pdf

Recent Posts

Operating Compressed Hours (Four Day Work Week) – What are the issues?

Operating Compressed Hours (Four Day Work Week) – What are the issues?

This article was originally published on 03.03.20. Given the constantly changing environment, since then, this article was updated on 20.05.20. Here is the updated article... Several campaigns by trade unions, and in particular Public Sector Trade Unions, with the support of environmental groups are evident in the promotion of a four-day week which was gathering some momentum prior to the Covid-19 crisis. Proponents have argued that it could have a positive impact on the envi

Stratis Consulting FAQ’s on COVID-19 Return to Work Safely Protocol

Stratis Consulting FAQ’s on COVID-19 Return to Work Safely Protocol

Introduction As employers and workers come to grips with the implications of the National Return to Work Safely Protocol published by the Irish Government, some key questions have arisen as employers work through the many issues they have to consider in preparing to reopen as part of the national effort to getting Ireland back to work. These have been prompted by the desire to get businesses back working again in the coming weeks and months in manner which does so safely as t

COVID-19 Specific National Protocol for Employers and Workers - A Summary from Stratis Consulting

COVID-19 Specific National Protocol for Employers and Workers - A Summary from Stratis Consulting

You will be aware of the publication over the weekend by the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation of the above Protocol which represents an important milestone on the road to getting Ireland back to work. It is critical that we get as many businesses back working again in the coming weeks and months, but we must do it safely and in a manner which gives confidence to both employers and workers that safety issues are a top priority as we take each steps in the Gove

Archive