KPR Pizza Ltd says Government was wrong to refuse the permit
Justice Mary Rose Gearty granted lawyers for KPR permission to bring proceedings against the minister challenging the decision. Photograph: Bryan O'BrienA pizza restaurant has brought a High Court challenge over being refused a work permit for a chef because he would be working in a fast-food outlet where “precooked or quickly prepared food such as burgers, chips or pizzas is served, whether dine, take at the counter to go, or drive through”.
The main function of this type of chef is the preparation and creation of pizza from fresh ingredients and that the food will not be precooked or quickly prepared, KPR says. Employment regulations exclude permits for workers in fast food outlets. Election 2024 results live updates: Cavan-Monaghan the last count still ongoing as speculation over next coalition growsIt says the regulations state that a Chef de Partie, with a minimum of two years experience, is one of five chef positions stated in the regulations allowing permits to be granted.
On Monday, Ms Justice Mary Rose Gearty granted lawyers for KPR permission to bring proceedings against the minister challenging the decision.KPR says the minister, in his initial decision to refuse the permit, did not mention fast food outlet. After KPR sought a review of the decision, it was then that fast food outlet was mentioned as being one of the categories in the regulations which make a person ineligible for a permit.
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