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News / ELAI AGM 2018

The Employment Law Association of Ireland held their AGM on 30 May 2018 in the Merrion Hotel. Colleen Cleary stepped down as Chair of ELAI after a successful 3-year term and Peter Murphy has now taken on the role of Chair.

We had a very special guest speaker on the night Ms Bronwyn McKenna who was appointed as a UK Tribunal Judge in January 2018. Prior to her judicial appointment she was Assistant General Secretary at UNISON where she led the historic challenge to Employment Tribunal fees in 2017.  Bronwyn spoke about a four-year fight against the government in relation to the imposition of Employment Tribunal fees, which led to the government being directed to refund the £27million charged to those who took claims to the Tribunal.

It was an extremely enjoyable evening and was a great opportunity for members of the Employment Law Community to catch up we look forward to another hugely successful year at the ELAI.

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What our clients say:

“The Partners (Solicitors) were advised by Colleen Cleary with respect to contentious internal employment law matter. Colleen’s expert knowledge of all areas of employment law and her ability to quickly identify the pertinent issues knows no limits. Besides her attention to detail in her role, she inspired and motivated us when making difficult decisions about our case. She is a take-charge person who is able to present practical solutions and communicate the benefits clearly to us. The client service from Colleen and her team was exceptional, our queries were answered quickly and we were always were made feel like we were her number 1 client. Colleen’s task with advising us was particularly challenging for her, as we too are lawyers. However, our common professional qualifications did not distract her whatsoever, she advised us with conviction and led the partnership to an excellent outcome. She is confident, friendly and a real people person, but above all extremely professional in how she conducts and organises herself.”

 

 

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