Question No. 1 is in the name of Deputy O'Reilly but will be asked by Deputy Quinlivan.
Dail Éireann · 2020-10-15
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Enterprise Ireland is also working with a broader base of non-exporting SMEs, with the retail online scheme and the Covid-19 sustaining enterprise fund. A statutory sick pay scheme must be balanced with the need to ensure the viability of businesses and the enterprise sector, thereby protecting jobs.
The kinds of legislative change we need to think about include the right to request remote working or homeworking; the right to disconnect, so that the employee is not always at work when at home, which could be oppressive for people; and the risk to the country of losing people who currently live and work in Ireland to remote working from, perhaps, the Canary Islands, Ibiza, Poland or India.
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Question No. 1 is in the name of Deputy O'Reilly but will be asked by Deputy Quinlivan.