Union representing laid-off Indeed staff files complaint to Labour Court 

Despite criticisms of the company's behaviour, Indeed say that have acted "in good faith" and are following all necessary requirements
Union representing laid-off Indeed staff files complaint to Labour Court 

Last week, more than 600 Indeed workers in Ireland signed a petition calling on the company to further engage with staff representatives during the consultation process. 

A complaint involving jobs platform Indeed has been made to the Labour Court by the Financial Services Union following the conclusion of the firm's 30-day consultation period with laid-off staff members.

The complaint, made under Section 20(1) of the Industrial Relations Act 1969 is based on the company's redundancy process, focusing in particular on the criteria used by Indeed to select those in scope for redundancy. 

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