Care home staff unfairly sacked

A nursing home operator was found to have unfairly dismissed two employees after finding that they had criminal convictions.

Care home staff unfairly sacked
Mon, 26 Jan, 2015 - 00:00
Gordon Deegan

The Employment Appeals Tribunal ruled the Offaly-based Cloverland Healthcare Ltd should pay Tracey Keogh €20,064 and Gabrielle Stynes €21,120.

Both women were out on maternity leave in 2012 when they were informed by the home operator that garda vetting had uncovered the previous convictions.

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