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PQ 55

55 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation when a decision by a Rights Commissioner is determined in favour of the applicant and the company refuse to recognise the decision, the time it will take for the Employment Tribunal to determine and enforce the decision in regard to the case; if he is satisfied with this period of time; the actions he has or is proposing to take to deal with the problem; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [28806/12]

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55 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation when a decision by a Rights Commissioner is determined in favour of the applicant and the company refuse to recognise the decision, the time it will take for the Employment Tribunal to determine and enforce the decision in regard to the case; if he is satisfied with this period of time; the actions he has or is proposing to take to deal with the problem; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [28806/12]

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