The National Employment Rights Authority (NERA) had commenced inspections of companies employing Door Security Personnel (DSP) and were applying the terms and conditions of the Guarding Services Employment Regulation Order to that discipline. The Irish Security Industry Association disputed this with NERA but, finally, had to resort to seeking a determiation from the Labour Court..
Mary Hanafin, Minister for Enterprise Trade and Innovation today (8th February 2011) announced that the Government had, in line with its commitment in the National Recovery Plan, 2011 – 2014, established an independent review of the framework of statutory wage setting mechanisms known as Employment Regulation Orders (ERO) and Registered Employment Agreement (REA). The review is also a commitment under the provisions of the joint EU-IMF Programme for Ireland. The Government has requested that the review be completed within a short timeframe - approximately six weeks from the closing date for submissions from interested parties....
BSIA announces the appointment of a new Chief Executive
The Chairman of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA), Stuart Lowden, has today announced the appointment of James Kelly as the new Chief Executive of the BSIA
Wednesday 11th November 2009: At Naas District Court the Private Security Authority secured a successful prosecution against Alan McNally t/a Alert 24 X 7 Security.....
Irish Security Industry Association Ltd, A company limited by Guarantee and not having a Share Capital, Company Number 36632 VAT Registration No.14072480 Reg.Add: Security Centre, Unit 1 IDA Industrial Est., Balbriggan Co. Dublin, Ireland.
