Govt introduces law on non-European workers

The Government acted today to replace legislation governing the employment of workers from outside the European Economic Area that dates back more than 65 years.

The Government acted today to replace legislation governing the employment of workers from outside the European Economic Area that dates back more than 65 years.

At present, work permits are issued in Dublin through the 1935 Aliens Act. But a new bill will make it an offence for a non-EEA national to work in Ireland without a permit or for an employer to hire workers without the required documentation.

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