The head of National Women’s Council of Ireland has stated that some landlords are still pursuing “sex for rent” agreements with no regard for consequences, prompting the organisation to urge the government to prioritize legislation banning this practice before the upcoming general election. NWCI plans to address the Minister for Justice Helen McEntee and government officials at a briefing in Leinster House to emphasize the urgency of outlawing sex for rent exploitation. The call for action comes as concerns grow over the prevalence of such exploitative arrangements in rental agreements across Ireland.
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In 2025, a significant number of UK employers are planning layoffs, prompting a Redditor to question whether they should provide a former employer with crucial information after being abruptly dismissed. Despite feeling mistreated, workplace etiquette expert Jo Hayes advises responding to such requests with professionalism and integrity, emphasizing the importance of maintaining good character and avoiding bitterness and resentment in the face of adversity. Full Article
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