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The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Bill 2013 has been published. The Equality Tribunal has published a new decision on compulsory retirement Insurance companies can no longer price policies based on gender. The minimum wage has been reduced by one euro to €7.65 per hour with effect from February 1. ... Buying or Selling a property - Special offer of 15% off our normal competitive fee for a limited time only. Phone 053 9122555 for a written quotation today or e-mail us at info@mjoc.ie ...
30.04.2013
New Bill to address Smart Mortgages Decision
29.04.2013
Age discrimination and compulsory retirement
10.04.2013
New Companies Bill published
10.04.2013
Equality in insurance premia
12.10.2012
The Institute of Legal Research & Standards Q6000 Mark
26.09.2012
Significant changes to the law relating to easements
26.09.2012
The Personal Insolvency Bill 2012
24.09.2012
Down to Earth Family Law
19.09.2012
Wexford Chamber of Industry & Commerce H R Forum
01.06.2011
The Minimum wage yoyo
01.06.2011
NURSING HOME SUPPORT SCHEME (the ‘Fair Deal’ scheme)
12.04.2011
THE MULTI UNIT DEVELOPMENTS ACT 2011
03.02.2011
The Credit Institutions (Stabilisation) Act 2010 and employment rights
01.02.2011
Delay fatal to obtaining employment injunction
01.02.2011
Reduction in Minimum wage
09.04.2010
Buying or Selling - Instruct us today for a special rate
31.08.2009
Civil Partnership Bill 2009
10.08.2009
NPPR (Non Principal Private Residence) charge
22.06.2009
Debt Recovery Service
11.06.2009
Companies (Amendment) Bill 2009
10.06.2009
Working with the Injuries Board
01.06.2009
Launch of ODCE Annual Report 2008
28.04.2009
Employment advice
10.03.2009
The arrival of a new child is a good reason for a parent to make a Will
10.03.2009
Property values, negative equity and relationship break-ups
30.01.2009
Key HR and Employment Law Issues
17.11.2008
Employment Law Seminars-NERA
28.10.2008
Events at MJOC- Business Development Seminars
23.10.2008
New case progression rules are designed to speed up family law cases in the Circuit Court
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