1703 Deputy Deirdre Clune asked the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Innovation the length of time employees seeking redundancy from his Department but required to take a case to the Employment Appeals Tribunal are waiting for their case to be heard by the Employment Appeals Tribunal; the length of time they must wait for redundancy payments once the EAT has ruled in their favour; if he has reviewed this procedure in view of the fact that such employees are being penalised for the actions of their employers; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32101/10]

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1703 Deputy Deirdre Clune asked the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Innovation the length of time employees seeking redundancy from his Department but required to take a case to the Employment Appeals Tribunal are waiting for their case to be heard by the Employment Appeals Tribunal; the length of time they must wait for redundancy payments once the EAT has ruled in their favour; if he has reviewed this procedure in view of the fact that such employees are being penalised for the actions of their employers; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32101/10]

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