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Technically, I suppose so, yes - but my employer is actually the US company, who just pay my boss my wages to pay to me, as they are not set up to pay tax etc in Ireland.

PS, I know that I am fully entitled to it, what I really want to know is what I can do if the company refuse to pay it, given that they are US based.

Yes, I am, but the employer PPSN is that of my line manager's company (he pays my wages through this I think, and then gets reimbursed by the US company).

Thanks for that. Yes, I think that all I would get out of them is statutory, but my line manager believes that they will not even pay me that - does anyone know what recourse I have in this situation - where the company have no office here - except my line manager's (home) office?

I've been working for a US based company for just under three years, working remotely from a home office (though I have been paid every month through an Irish company that they pay my wage to, so my taxes etc get paid in Ireland). I've been told that the company will probably soon be letting...

Get Recommendations! Just a reminder to be sure to always get references - I learned the hard way last week/this weekend about doing this before taking someone on. Needing my attic floored for storage, with a new ladder and light, I hired a youngish guy called Mark who contacted me online, as...

Cheap GHD Dublin? Could anyone recommend somewhere in Dublin to buy the best value (cheapest!) GHD's right now, as an Xmas gift? Thanks!

I live in a terraced 2 bed house in Cabra. I would like to pave over my small front garden (red brick type paving), and create a driveway - this would also involve knocking down the small front wall, and levelling out the whole garden, as there are steps. Could someone please advise on the...

Mira Elite ST supply & install? Hi, would anyone know of someone who can install and supply a new Mira Elite ST at a good price? I have to replace my current Elite 2. I've only been quoted e420 for this so far, but wonder is this a good price?

I've just bought a house with storage heating, and am considering installing gas central heating - could anyone give me an idea of the cost? It's a two bed terraced house in North Dublin. Also, I've heard that a grant may be available to help with this - does anyone know much about this? Thanks:-)

I'm considering buying a Nabru corner sofa from the UK and would be really interested to hear anyone's comments who has experience of them?

Well I'm in the process of buying a terraced house on Fassaugh Road - small but has a great concrete shed, which is crucial to me as I need an office.

Hi all. Considering leaving JS soon, as I'm moving house. I've been a member about 2 years. I don't really want to pay two months notice, the max I'd like to pay is one month - is there any way, legally, to get around it? Thanks.

Thanks a lot. I would be buying at the phibsboro end -is this ok?

Any comments from anyone on Fassaugh Road would be appreciated! Thanks.

Hi, I have a good concrete shed at the bottom of a 20ft back garden. It's structurally sound and I'd like to convert it into an office. Would anyone know how easy it is to run electricity to it, how much work it would entail, and the cost? Also the best way to insulate such a shed? Thanks!

Hi, I have a relatively new bathroom where a standup electric shower was just installed although there was space for a bath. I'd like to install a bath, and leave the electric shower over it. Would anyone have any idea how much work this would entail, and also roughly how much it would cost...

Re: Key Post: Cost of central heating. Hi there. I'm considering installing central heating into a 1920s terraced house, circa 600sqft. Currently only has storage heaters. Would anyone have any idea how much this would cost? Thanks!

Hi Sal, Just wondering how things have been going for you since you posted the above? I'm also considering buying on the Fassaugh Road - any advice? Thanks!

You must have taken your eye off the ball on the property market Mullingar, Cabra East has great value on offer right now. And you know, not everyone wants a large garden!