Our Redundancy Law Services

Specialist redundancy and employment law advice across Ireland from Richard O’Shea, Solicitor.

Redundancy Calculator

Estimate your statutory redundancy lump sum instantly — two weeks per year plus a bonus week, capped at €600 weekly.

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Statutory Redundancy Entitlement

Understand the 104-week qualifying rule and make sure your payment is calculated correctly under the Redundancy Payments Acts.

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Collective Redundancy

Advice on the 30-day consultation, ministerial notification and your rights when redundancies cross the collective thresholds.

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Redundancy Consultation Process

Individual and collective consultation done properly — and what to do if your employer skipped it.

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Unfair Selection for Redundancy

Challenge discriminatory or inconsistent selection, flawed scoring matrices, and selection during protected leave.

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Redundancy vs Dismissal

Work out whether your “redundancy” is genuine or actually an unfair dismissal in disguise.

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Voluntary Redundancy Packages

Review and negotiate ex-gratia and enhanced packages so you secure the best possible terms.

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Alternative Employment Obligation

Your employer’s duty to consider suitable alternative roles before confirming redundancy.

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Redundancy Notice Periods

Minimum notice entitlements, pay in lieu, and how notice interacts with your redundancy payment.

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Redundancy Payment Claims

Recover unpaid or miscalculated redundancy, including where your employer is insolvent.

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WRC Claims

Preparation and representation for Workplace Relations Commission adjudication hearings.

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Redundancy solicitors by county

We advise clients throughout Ireland. Find local redundancy guidance for your county:

DublinCorkGalwayLimerickWaterfordKildareMeathLouthWicklowKilkenny

Facing redundancy? Talk to a specialist.

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