Organisation: The Ivy

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<p>Julia Marciniak and Lenka Laiermanova learned that The Ivy in Dublin was making up their wages out of their tips. This week, the Labour Court ruled that the restaurant had dismissed them for trade union activity and ordered it to pay them compensation of €2,016 and €7,924 respectively. Picture: Unite Trade Union/Facebook</p>

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Mick Clifford: These two women stood up for themselves. Their victory may be a tipping point

The Labour Court has vindicated Julia Marciniak and Lenka Laiermanova and the campaign they initiated about tips in the hospitality industry may end up written into the law of the land

business

Green Reit: Dublin rents back at peak

general

The Mark Hix recipe for food business success

world

Jailed stockbroker ordered to pay just £1 for defrauding millions in Ponzi scheme

general

McFly's Fletcher engaged

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Lohan settles car crash suit

I was sober before crash, claims Lohan

Lindsay Lohan says she was sober before a car crash near Beverly Hills.

Wed, 26 Dec, 2007

Lohan faces another lawsuit over a 2005 car crash

Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan is facing more legal action - she is being sued over a May 2005 car accident when she crashed into a van in an attempt to escape an over-eager paparazzo.

Sat, 16 Jun, 2007

Director leaves as FishWorks talks continue

Troubled restaurant group and fishmonger FishWorks saw its shares slump by more than 30% today after it announced that finance director Ratnesh Bagdai had resigned with immediate effect.

Tue, 30 Jan, 2007