RGDATA Submission to the Joint Committee on Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation
RGDATA delegation presentation to the Joint Committee on Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation 24 June 2014
RGDATA Complaint to the Competition Authority re An Post
RGDATA makes a complaint to the Competition Authority regarding an order by An Post to retailers, to stop providing services from other parties which compete with services offered by An Post.
Submission by RGDATA on the Public Health (Standardised Packaging of Tobacco) Bill 2013
RGDATA has calls for the inclusion of a discreet mark on the proposed plain packaged tobacco products to help retailers distinguish between brands. This is one of the measures RGDATA has suggested in an submission on the proposed Standardised Packaging of Tobacco Bill 2013
RGDATA Submission to the Department of Environment, Heritage & Local Government
Submission on the Corporate Governance Report on the Review of the Producer Responsibility initiative Model in Ireland. 13 August 2013
RGDATA Submission to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation
RGDATA delegation discusses the RGDATA report Nightmare on Every Street – Car Parking & Smart Travel and other key issues impacting on the independent retail grocery sector including the Black Market and the future of local independent shops.
RGDATA Submission to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture and Food
RGDATA delegation makes presentation on a number of areas that are of critical importance to the grocery retail and food industry in Ireland. 4 March 2013
Local Jobs Alliance Submission to the Labour Court Review of the Joint Labour Committees
As part of the Local Jobs Alliance, RGDATA makes submission to the labour court calling for JLCs to be abolished, 1 March 2013
as there is no economic justification for their retention.
RGDATA Submission to the Labour Court
RGDATA submission concerning a review of Joint Labour Committees under Section 11 of the Industrial Relations(Amendment) Act 2012. RGDATA urges that the Retail Grocery JLC is obsolete, unfair and should be abolished in the interests of job creation and retention and business survival. 1 March 2013