The Labour Court dismissed a worker’s appeal and upheld a Rights Commissioner’s recommendation that a disciplinary offence remain on his record. The decision was dated 28 October 2005. The worker, represented by the Communications Workers’ Union, argued that his five-week suspension was unfair and that An Post had not provided required machinery training. An Post said the disciplinary penalty followed fair application of agreed procedures. The Court said the recommendation provided a fair and practical framework for addressing difficulties in the working relationship.
Labour Court upholds An Post disciplinary recommendation after worker’s appeal
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