Welcome to Work Matters Ireland

Training Academy

About Work Matters

Prior to Work Matters, James McEvoy has supported a diverse range of private SMEs, not-for-profit and public sector Organisations. He has fifteen years experience in Senior Management positions in addition to ten years working in HR & Employment Law roles.

At Work Matters, James brings practical Human Resource Management experience combined with expert employment law knowledge to provide a unique specialized service to employees experiencing difficulties in the workplace

James is passionate about employee rights and fairness in the workplace. His knowledge & expertise has assisted employees through difficult and stressful situations including; employment law issues, work entitlements, Performance Management, Disciplinary & Grievance procedures Redundancy, Equality, Discrimination & TUPE scenarios.

About Work Matters

Prior to Work Matters, James McEvoy has supported a diverse range of private SMEs, not-for-profit and public sector Organisations. He has fifteen years experience in Senior Management positions in addition to ten years working in HR & Employment Law roles.

At Work Matters, James brings practical Human Resource Management experience combined with expert employment law knowledge to provide a unique specialized service to employees experiencing difficulties in the workplace

James is passionate about employee rights and fairness in the workplace. His knowledge & expertise has assisted employees through difficult and stressful situations including; employment law issues, work entitlements, Performance Management, Disciplinary & Grievance procedures Redundancy, Equality, Discrimination & TUPE scenarios.

EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS

As an employee you have rights and protections covering many areas of your employment relationship, including those listed below.

Terms of Employment, Minimum Notice, Working Time: Hours, breaks and rest periods, Wages: Payment Requirements, Statutory Minimum Wages, National Minimum Wage, Annual Leave/Bank Holidays, Maternity Leave, Adoptive Leave, Parental Leave, Carer’s Leave, Force Majeure Leave, Part-time Employees, Agency Workers, Fixed Term Employees, Health and Safety, Data Protection, Young Persons in Employment, Equality Legislation, Transfer of Undertakings (TUPE), Dismissal-Termination of Employment, Redundancy-Termination of Employment and Retirement-Termination of Employment

EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS

As an employee you have rights and protections covering many areas of your employment relationship, including those listed below.

Terms of Employment, Minimum Notice, Working Time: Hours, breaks and rest periods, Wages: Payment Requirements, Statutory Minimum Wages, National Minimum Wage, Annual Leave/Bank Holidays, Maternity Leave, Adoptive Leave, Parental Leave, Carer’s Leave, Force Majeure Leave, Part-time Employees, Agency Workers, Fixed Term Employees, Health and Safety, Data Protection, Young Persons in Employment, Equality Legislation, Transfer of Undertakings (TUPE), Dismissal-Termination of Employment, Redundancy-Termination of Employment and Retirement-Termination of Employment

CV DESIGN

There is no substitute for a good CV. Employers, hiring managers & recruiters will have a multitude CVs to work through and will spend just a number of seconds looking at each CV before making the decision to accept or reject.

Whether you are a school-leaver, graduate or an experienced professional, a great CV will help grab attention and avoid a quick rejection. Your CV should showcase what you have to offer; your experience, skills and achievements. The aim of the CV is to get you an interview-in the interview, you can work on getting the job! With this in mind the best approach is to keep it simple; in a format that clearly and concisely shows your;

·        Contact information

·        Professional profile

·        Work experience

·        Key skills

·        Education and qualification

CV DESIGN

There is no substitute for a good CV. Employers, hiring managers & recruiters will have a multitude CVs to work through and will spend just a number of seconds looking at each CV before making the decision to accept or reject.

Whether you are a school-leaver, graduate or an experienced professional, a great CV will help grab attention and avoid a quick rejection. Your CV should showcase what you have to offer; your experience, skills and achievements. The aim of the CV is to get you an interview-in the interview, you can work on getting the job! With this in mind the best approach is to keep it simple; in a format that clearly and concisely shows your;

·        Contact information

·        Professional profile

·        Work experience

·        Key skills

·        Education and qualification