Labour Court recommends chargehand rate and £250 for Revlon International cosmetician

In 1991, the Labour Court recommended that Revlon International pay a cosmetician at a Brown Thomas Limited outlet the chargehand rate from 27 November, plus an ex gratia £250 payment. Its recommendation was dated 27 November 1991. The Irish Distributive Administrative Trade sought the higher rate, citing her responsibility for the sales counter and additional supervisory and accounting duties during promotions. Revlon International argued that her duties were those of a sales assistant and that higher costs could threaten the counter's viability. The Court recommended the higher rate and payment in full and final settlement of the claim.