Liam Kelly

Liam Kelly

Total Lobbying Efforts: 26

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The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA

2023-09-18

Intent: To highlight that a survey of pig producers showed that nearly half would be forced to consider exiting the sector if suitable employees are not available in the short-term.::To highlight that this would be a potential loss of €623m to the national economy and a potential reduction of €396m in annual exports.::To make Government aware that the Irish pig sector is facing a critical challenge as it grapples with acute shortages of skilled workers, which is negatively impacting on productivity, growth, and the overall health of the industry::To urgently seek an allocation of work permits for the sectors including pig, horticulture, dairy, and poultry. A submission has been made to the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment on these critical issues.::To ensure the continued sustainable growth of the Irish pig sector, collaborative efforts from stakeholders, policymakers and Government are essential, so that pig farmers can continue to source quality suitable employees for their far

Details: Pig Sector - Crisis in Staffing

Officials: Alan Haugh, Chris Donoghue, Clare Dunne, Damien English, Dara Calleary, David Hegarty, Declan Hughes, Dermot Mulligan, ...

Methods: Submission, Email, Social Media, ...

FleishmanHillard, Ireland

2023-05-19

Intent: To directly inform all relevant DPOs of Argos' decision to close all Argos stores and business operations in the Republic of Ireland.

Details: The closure of all our Argos stores and business operations in the Republic of Ireland.

Officials: Simon Coveney, Neale Richmond, Orlaigh Quinn, Chris Donoghue, Dermot Mulligan, Geraldine Hurley, Liam Kelly, Maurice Quinlivan

Methods: To directly inform each stakeholder of Argos announcement to close all operations in Ireland. - Phone call, To directly inform each stakeholder of Argos announcement to close all operations in Ireland. - Email

Law Society of Ireland

Current/Former DPOWhat is lobbying? (FAQ)

2023-05-19

Intent: To improve current employment practices/procedures and WRC services

Details: Workplace Relations Commission

Officials: Liam Kelly

Methods: Meeting, Email

Ibec

2023-05-19

Intent: Ensure understanding of business position on the interpretation of the legislation

Details: Statutory Sick Leave Act 2022

Officials: Dermot Mulligan, Liam Kelly

Methods: Meeting

Ibec

2023-05-19

Intent: Ensure understanding of business position on the interpretation of the legislation

Details: WRC Guidance Note on S.I. No. 686/2022 - European Union (Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions) Regulations 2022

Officials: Liam Kelly

Methods: Letter

Ibec

2023-01-21

Intent: Ensure understanding of business position on recommendations of the Group

Details: Labour Employer Economic Forum - Report of High Level Group on Collective Bargaining

Officials: Liam Kelly

Methods: Informal communication

Ibec

2022-05-20

Intent: Ensure awareness of Ibec's latest campaign, 'Ireland: Towards a Model of Sustainable Substance'

Details: 'Ireland: Towards a Model of Sustainable Substance' Campaign

Officials: Pádraig Dalton, Deirdre Gillane, Gráinne Weld, Diarmuid Lynch, Pat McParland, Paul Clarkson, Alan Ahearne, Kevin Barrett, ...

Methods: Email

Ibec

2022-05-20

Intent: Ensure understanding of business position on challenges presented by the new non-statutory Adjudication procedures

Details: Workplace Relations Commission Procedures

Officials: Liam Kelly

Methods: Letter, Meeting

Law Society of Ireland

Current/Former DPOWhat is lobbying? (FAQ)

2022-05-20

Intent: To clarify matters relevant to the new guidelines and to highlight practical difficulties for practitioners as a result of same

Details: WRC Guidelines

Officials: Liam Kelly

Methods: Virtual Meeting, Email

Ibec

2022-01-20

Intent: Spotlight the scope and scale of the manufacturing sector in Ireland::Identify the need for a national competitiveness action plan to ensure future success::Ensure commitment to Ibec’s policy recommendations under the headings of Taxation, Sustainability, Digital, Talent & Innovation, Trade & Supply Chain and Regulation.

Details: Ibec’s ‘Manufacturing in Ireland, Today Tomorrow and Beyond’ Report

Officials: Brendan Gleeson, Orlaigh Quinn, Fergal Lynch, Mark Griffin, Katherine Licken, Jacqui McCrum, Jim Breslin, John McKeon, ...

Methods: Email, Letter