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Civil Service Regulation comprises an up-to-date and annotated collection of legislation governing the Irish civil service, together with the relevant government departmental circulars and a digest of the key case law. This single volume is a handy source of information regarding the conditions of employment of civil servants, while also covering litigation arising out of disciplinary issues.
Presented in three clear sections, it covers:
Key case law, including: Gilheaney v Revenue Commissioners; Carltona Ltd v Commissioners of Works; McLoughlin v Minister for Social Welfare; Murphy v Minister for Social Welfare
Legislation, including: The Civil Service Regulation Acts; Ministers and Secretaries Acts; Public Service Management Acts
Circulars, including those relating to: Sick leave; Conciliation and arbitration; Grievances and disciplinary procedures
EURO: 130
Presented in three clear sections, it covers:
Key case law, including: Gilheaney v Revenue Commissioners; Carltona Ltd v Commissioners of Works; McLoughlin v Minister for Social Welfare; Murphy v Minister for Social Welfare
Legislation, including: The Civil Service Regulation Acts; Ministers and Secretaries Acts; Public Service Management Acts
Circulars, including those relating to: Sick leave; Conciliation and arbitration; Grievances and disciplinary procedures
EURO: 130
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