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Employers in the Republic of Ireland have to pay a contribution of employees' earnings to a national training fund and there are grants to encourage employers to recruit female apprentices; just two of Ireland's employment regulations that global employers need to know. The latest data from Ireland's Central Statistics Office ushered in a period of twelve consecutive months with unemployment rates below 10%. Welcome news indeed for the recovering "Celtic Tiger" severely wounded in the 2008 crash. With economic conditions improving and investor confidence growing, Sarah Anderson highlights six facts relating to employment law in Ireland.
