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How does workers' compensation work for remote employees?
by Preston on 2020-10-05
Workers' compensation programs protect workers who are injured on the job from financial hardship. Determining the validity of a workers' compensation claim is easy when the worker suffers an injury in the office or on the factory floor, but what happens when the workplace moves beyond a traditional office environment?
Does workers' compensation cover remote employees?
Yes, employees who work remotely still qualify for workers' compensation. Any injury sustained during the course of working that would normally be covered is still covered when the employee does not work in an office.
This is true regardless of whether the employee works at home, as a "digital nomad," or on assignment in a different location. When it comes to workers' compensation claims, the nature of the injury is more important than the location at which the worker sustained it.
That said, workers cannot simply claim any injury sustained in their typical place of work qualifies for workers' compensation. The worker owns the burden of proof and must submit sufficient evidence to prove that the injury happened in the line of work. Remote employees must prove their injuries happened while performing activities to further the interest of their employers, so injuries sustained while cooking dinner or mowing the lawn do not count.
What is the difference between workers' compensation and liability insurance?
Workers' compensation provides coverage for workers who are injured in the course of performing their duties for work regardless of where that work occurs. Liability insurance covers anyone who happens to be on company property, not just workers, and typically does not cover events that occur off the company's physical property.
Consider a few separate scenarios. A person working from home who suffers a repetitive motion injury from too much typing could be covered under workers' compensation. An employee traveling for work who falls down the hotel stairs and breaks her foot could also be covered by workers' compensation. A customer who visits the company's office and sustains an injury after slipping on a puddle would be covered by traditional liability insurance.
The two types of coverage sometimes apply to the same scenario. A worker who falls down and sustains an injury on company property may in some cases be covered by both liability insurance and workers' compensation. Which policy pays out depends on the nature of the injury and the terms of the coverage.
How can companies protect themselves and their remote employees?
If companies are responsible for taking care of workers who suffer injuries while working remotely, but those companies cannot control remote work environments, what should they do to protect themselves and their teams?
First, every company with remote workers needs workers' compensation coverage with specific clauses addressing remote work. Although the employee bears the burden of proving any claimed injury occurred during the course of work, employers should not mistake that dynamic for protection against improper claims. Anything that could cause an injury in an employee's home could be interpreted as a workplace hazard, depending on circumstances.
To protect workers, companies should help their teams identify and eliminate (or at least mitigate) risks in their remote workplaces. Something as simple as a budget for ergonomic home office equipment could protect workers from injuries that would necessitate workers' compensation claims.
Companies should also clearly define what their workers' duties entail. Not all home computer activity is work activity, for example. Some companies may attempt to do this by clarifying work hours, but as more employees work flexible hours, this may not be a sustainable solution. Space-related, equipment-related, and task-related definitions are easier to control than time-related ones. While workers may still successfully claim workers' compensation for injuries that fall outside defined parameters, these definitions are still useful as guidelines.
Do workers' compensation laws vary by country?
Yes. Workers' compensation laws, insurance regulations, and their relationships to remote work vary from one country to another. Managing compliance can quickly become overwhelming, especially for companies with employees in multiple countries.
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House is beautiful with spacious and clean rooms. Breakfast was fantastic. There is plenty of parking. Owners are super friendly and helpful. Within a 5 minute walk of downtown Killarney.
What a lovely property and welcome by the host. They have done a fantastic job of creating hotel type facilities in a B&B setting, despite no in room tea and coffee making facilities. However, we were very disappointed with the attention to cleanliness. On the surface it looks very clean but despite the pillow cases and duvet covers appearing clean, the actual pillows and duvets had a dreadful aroma of DRIED SWEAT! They had quite obviously not been washed for sometime! This applied to both rooms that our party used. We had to cover the pillows with our own clothing in order to try to mask the smell, which was making us nauseous. During our seven day visit to Ireland we exclusively used B&B accommodation. ALL of which were totally spotless and aroma free. I would also add that the quality of breakfast was far inferior to the other properties we stayed in. They could have a fantastic product if only they would wash the pillows and duvets between guests.
Lovely place... the service is fantastic, the rooms comfortable. Could not say enough good things about our stay here. Thank you!!
Everything was just great. It was neat as a pin and everything was sparkling. The breakfast was yummy. We arrived in the middle of a downpour and Toni brought us hot tea up to our room, loaned us an umbrella and told us where to go to sit by the fire and have a hot meal. They helped us with directions and couldn't have been any more helpful. If we ever go back to Killarney, we would probably stay with them!
Impeccable B&B. Ultra clean, convenient location, super friendly owners. Everything was wonderful!!!
Felt like home... When booking accommodation one never know what to expect, well this place surely exceeded our expectations!! This B&B is owned and managed by Toni and Danny, a charming couple who loves what they do and knows how to make their guests feel right at home. Our room was lovely and we were amazed at how quiet it was since the B&B is located in one of the main streets entering Killarney. It was within walking distance from the town centre so we never had to worry about having a few drinks and driving. Toni and Danny suggested the best places for sightseeing, where to have drinks or to eat at and we were never disappointed. If it was necessary to make a booking at a restaurant, Toni would phone and arrange everything so we wouldn't have to worry about anything. Breakfast was one of our favorite times during our stay, Toni takes the orders and serves the breakfast while Danny does all the cooking. Danny cooks the best bacon in the world so trying the Irish breakfast is a must if you stay here.
Larkinley B&B was fantastic! We only got to stay in Killarney for one evening but Toni and her husband were fantastic. The B&B was in a great location and the room was wonderful. I would definitely recommend staying here! If I find myself back in Killarney, I will definitely be at Larkinley B&B again!
Our Hosts were fantastic. The house is well located and beautiful. I do want to point out, that it is cash only. I reserved using a credit card and didn't realize that they didn't accept them for payment.
Tutto perfetto! La stanza grande, il letto comodo, il bagno spazioso, la colazione ottima e abbondante. Toni e il marito si sono dimostrati degli ottimi padroni di casa: disponibili e cordiali. La posizione è eccezionale: lasci l'auto nel loro parcheggio e in 3 minuti a piedi sei in centro città. Comodissima anche l'uscita.
This was the best B&B stay on our entire trip! Extremely reasonable and had every accommodation we needed. The staff was beyond helpful and we would highly recommend it!
My husband and our 9-year old daughter spent four nights in the comfort of Larkinley. It was our first visit to Ireland and we all absolutely loved our stay at this outstanding B&B. As soon as we arrived at Larkinley, we knew we had chosen well and for the duration of our stay, it felt very much as 'home away from home'. How fortunate we were to have the warmth, hospitality and knowledgeable assistance of both Toni and Danny. We were guided superbly with suggestions that made every day of our visit perfect. Their Irish breakfasts were outstanding and the service was always exceptional. Toni and Danny are natural hosts with an obvious love for people, a high benchmark for service and a flair for creating wonderful experiences. Their generosity of spirit made our whole experience of Killarney one that all of us will cherish for a very long time. Thank you so much!
Toni and Danny are AWESOME! They make you feel that this is your home away from home. What a beautiful B&B. It is like the Ritz Carlton inside! Wished we could have stayed longer. You will enjoy your stay in Killarney if you book with them!
a beautiful house. magnificent hospitality. super clean. delicious breakfast vegetarian in my case. Perfect!
Very nice hosts, great breakfast. Room without a view - but who cares. Comfortable beds, clean bathroom and pubs just around the corner. Thank you, Larkinley B&B. We'll be back not a threat but a promise!
The Larkinley is a very well kept b&b with very good food, accommodations and location. We were able to walk to the train station to the Larkinley, to many restaurants and tour sites, and to various historic sites in the historic town of Killarney, which attracts numerous tourists and weekenders. The hosts were very gracious, suggesting tours and other activities, along with good restaurants. The rooms were also very nice. Like most places in Ireland, there is no air conditioning but the Larkinley is very well ventilated. Overall we were very satisfied.
Great place! Great people! Awesome stay!!
Simply the Best! Everything was perfect. Toni was a delightful hostess.
Larkinley was the nicest B&B that we stayed in all week. The location was great and so were the accomadations. Best of all, the hosts were VERY friendly and helpful and the breakfast was great. I would love to go back!
Great B and B! Rooms are clean and modern. Breakfast is plentiful and delicious. Just a short walk from town. Excellent hosts.
This is not a good B&B, nor even a great B&B; this is a first class, A1, tip-top B&B with bells and whistles on. Immaculate & clean throughout, great food, and Toni is the best landlady ever; well they do say the best things come in small packages! Thank you so much Toni for a fabulous stay, and you're so convenient for the town too. Lovely!
My wife, two young adult daughters and I stayed at Larkinley B&B in July 2014. Toni and her husband Danny were terrific. Toni was warm, gregarious and engaging. She had brilliant recommendations for dinner and trad music. Danny provided detailed directions and helpful successions for touring the Dingle Peninsula. The B&B was spotless. All rooms, en suite, were spacious and well decorated. Although it is on a busy road and my wife and I had the room in front on the street, it was quiet and restful. It is well located - walking distance to downtown Killarney.
Larkinley is an exceptional B&B. We just completed 5 weeks traveling around the UK & Ireland, and Larkinley was one of the best B&Bs we stayed in. Toni and Danny were incredibly warm and welcoming, and helped us with so many suggestions. Toni's restaurant recommendations were spot on every time including the ones for our next destination. The accommodation was lovely and clean, with plenty of space, good showers, and comfy beds. Location is perfect for dining out, or a bit of late-night shopping.
Lovely, lovely, lovely. This BnB exceeded my expectations. Toni & Danny the owners could not be anymore accommodating, friendly, and kind. By the end of our 2 day stay, they felt like long lost family. At one point during the rest of our trip, I told my husband "I miss them!" Outside of the lovely hospitality, the BnB is incredibly clean & neat. The bathroom was nice and modern. The breakfast was delicious. When I go back to Ireland, I cannot imagine staying anywhere but here. It is also a great location.. less than 5 minute walk to the town and parking was pretty easy. Thank you so much Danny & Toni for your kindness and hospitality!!
We stayed here for 3 nights in June 2014. This B&B is beautifully maintained, and our room was very large and spotlessly clean. Off-street parking is available free of charge, either directly in front of the B&B, or in the lot behind. They are in a quiet location and an easy 5 minute walk to the center of downtown Killarney. Breakfast was delicious: fresh fruit, cereal, the full Irish breakfast, and other selections. The host and hostess offered assistance and suggestions for visiting sites in the area, along with great directions. We highly recommend Larkinley Lodge and would definitely stay here again.
What an absolutely perfect B&B! Great rooms, wonderful food, and the sweetest hosts! Toni and Danny were just amazing. We had issues with our return flight being cancelled due to an air strike and they were so great about helping us contact the airport and figure out a new plan. They had great suggestions for things to do and places to eat. Just a wonderful place to stay!
Wonderful! Food and owners were great, and the rooms very nice. I will never forget our stay there. It's in a great location in Killarney...walking distance to the town.
Toni and Danny were the perfect hosts from the minute we arrived for our two night stay. The house is immaculate, the breakfast scrumptious, and the location perfect. Toni gave us excellent recommendations for dinner. She also dried our clothes when we were drenched from our Gap of Dunloe adventure. You cannot find a better B and B to stay in Killarney. If we ever get back to Killarney we will stay at Larkinley.
I am Irish and I know Killarney well. This is one of the best guesthouses I have ever stayed in. We were there for 2 nights in May. Toni is a fantastic host - incredibly warm friendly nurturing person who truly cares for her guests' well being. Toni very kindly drove us to the local church we were there for a family occasion and also offered to drive us to the station on our last day. Her care is second to none,! The room was very comfortable and very clean and the shower is fantastic! Breakfast was delicious and Toni bought spelt bred especially for me as I don't eat wheat. The location is ideal as it is a few minutes walk to the centre of town and overall it is very good value for money. I cannot rate this guesthouse highly enough! Thank you Toni and Danny !
We traveled to several cities while in Ireland and I was least excited about Killarney...until I got to this B&B! The owners were incredible! Tony booked a tour for us that picked us up at the B&B. The breakfast was delicious and the service was wonderful! But the best part was how clean everything was. They must clean every nook and cranny with a toothbrush! I truly felt at home. If we ever get a chance to go back to Ireland Killarny and this B&B are on the top of my list of placed to visit!
Larkinley is a great place to stay while in Killarney. Modern,very clean and comfortable. Just a short walk to restaurants try Murphys. Toni and Danny were great hosts and serve a very nice breakfast. You won't be disappointed.
A clean modern accommodation in the heart of Killarney. Very pleasant room and the hostess was delightful!
Clean room, good breakfast, very close to city center Killarney.
For our honeymoon, my wife and I spent 8 days driving around Ireland. Everything was amazing! Until we got into Killarney. We drove around endlessly trying to find somewhere that would take the darn vouchers on short notice. Brilliant decision on my end to just "wing" it. Then we came across Larkinley. Just a beautiful building with convenient parking, and a stellar location. When I knocked on the door Toni welcomed my wife and I as old friends, even though we didn't have a reservation. The inside was so incredibly clean that I don't have the vocabulary to adequately describe it. Modernly elegant, with a humble feel. The room was just beautiful! She gave us our keys and left us to our own devices. In the morning, the breakfast was the best I had the entire time in Ireland. Toni was nice enough to give us some ideas on where to go, as well as give me some tips on driving. Haha! It was just wonderful. I really hope we get the opportunity to visit Killarney again, and If we do I know exactly we will stay!
Absolutely loved this B&B. The owners were gracious, hospitable and passionate. I would highly recommend booking with them.
Great Stay, Wonderful Host ! Thanks for everything !
This was our second stay at Larkinley B&B. I would highly recommend it as the service and standard is excellent. We were warmly greeted by Toni and given a cup of coffee after our day of travels. Breakfast was plentiful and delicious. The room was spotless, very comfortable with lots of extras giving it a warm and homely feel. We certainly did not want to leave and will definitely return. We were given plenty of advice and maps for seeing the area. Great location as it is a short walk to the end of the street to the shops and restaurants. SIMPLY THE BEST!!!
Great B&B overall. Location, comfort, food and location. And very nice owners!!
My wife and I recently spent two nights at Larkinley B&B. The home is very clean, nicely outfitted, and close to the center of Killarney. The owner was very welcoming. I recommend this B&B without hesitation.
in 2012, our son went on a high school graduation trip planned by a family with experience in Ireland and stayed at Larkinley. He loved it and urged us to stay there as well. It was great! The owners renovated an older row house very near the restaurant/pub/shopping district in 2008 to include ensuite bathrooms, a sitting room for customers, etc. From this lodge, you can walk short 1.5 blocks! to the start of downtown. We had a favorite pub for live music after the first night. Rick Steves says to miss Killarney but we loved it. Music, food, laundry service, many ATMs Dingle has them too - Doolin near Moher does not. Our host family Toni & Danny was wonderful - they advised, assisted, entertained. The parking is in front with backup nearby to ensure you have a spot- Danny will park your car if you are too tired to cope with sinister - left sided - parking after a day of driving. Really awesome accomodations. I can't recommend enough!
room was nice, gave good info on places to see. noisy street traffic. lots small flies and bugs when window and lights left on. We had to leave early 0700, would not cook breakfast. left out cold food.
"Luck of the Irish" Although not Irish, our group of 8 felt the luck of the Irish during our recent stay at Larkinley Lodge. Toni and her husband Danny were phenomenal hosts and the house, like others have said, is outstanding! Modern and well equipted. Several times my traveling companions asked how we happened to be so lucky to find such a wonderful place to stay. It was Tripadvisor and all the great and accurate reviews. We had just spent 5 nights at a marvelous B&B in St. Andrew's and feared our expectations might not be met when we re-located to Killarney. But from the minute Toni answered the door - with her cheer and excitement - we were blown away by the hospitality and facilities provided to our group. As this was our first trip to Killarney and Ireland, Toni and Danny were sure to provide there thoughts and recommendations on where to eat and what to do. There recommendations were spot on and helped to make the most of our stay in Killarney. Hint: do go eat at Wholesome Fayre if you get the chance! Toni made sure to tend to our every need - always with a smile and full of energy! The icing on the cake was our morning of our departure when our 7 am arranged ride failed to show. Without any hesitation Toni jump in her car and insisted on shuttling our group to the train station to be sure we would make our train. She was like our own Leprechaun - saving us in our moments of need! My only regret - besides having to leave lovely Killarney and Lakingly Lodge - was that we did not have more time to talk with Toni and Danny to learn more about them. We will miss our new found friends, but know that the memories of our incredible stay will stay with us forever!
Toni was most hospitable and the accommodations were comfortable.
It was such a pleasure to stay at Larkinley Lodge. Toni and Danny were the perfect hosts -- truly welcoming, very warm and personable, and helpful in providing information. The accommodations in this sparkling B&B were simply perfect. We enjoyed a spacious room, comfortable beds, a beautiful bathroom, wifi, and a delicious breakfast in the morning. And the location was brilliant just a very short walk from the centre of town. We stayed two nights and wished we could have stayed longer.
Great Stay with great hosts. Definitely one of the best B&Bs in Ireland. We will be back!
Berry good! I would suggest it.
Excellent accommodation and very friendly staff.
A most wonderful and memorable stay at Larkinley B & B. Our hosts were really friendly and welcoming. Excellent in every way. Would recommend to everyone wishing to stay in that area of Ireland.
A very comfortable stay. A warm welcome. Room verygood and spacious. Everywhere in pristine condition. We were delighted to be offered a place to park our car whilst we were on a day trip, even though we were not retuning to Larkinley for the night.
We loved our stay in Larkinley B&B. Tony, the owner, is super!! Wonderful rooms and great irish breakfast! Enjoy it!
Ha estado una muy buena experiencia. Los anfitriones son muy amables y las instalaciones perfectas. Atencion personalizada en todo momento. Desayuno fantástico y la habitación muy limpia y confortable. Sin duda lo recomendaría y no dudaría en volver.
We are from Ireland; we have come to expect poor accommodation quality here. Larkinley is a remarkable and extremely rare exception to that. We have stayed in many hotels both in Ireland and across Europe, Larkinley is as good if not better than most. We stayed for four nights and it's as close to perfect as it's possible to find! Many thanks to Toni, Danny and your assistant [sorry, didn't catch her name!] you are a credit to Killarney and really nice people to boot! It's impossible to recommend Larkinley enough - we certainly will.
I stayed at the Larkinley B&B in July 2013. We had an unbelievable stay. The rooms were clean and well maintained. It was extrememly comfortable. The location is perfect, about 1 block from where all the action is. We had a wonderful stay. I would highly recommend the Larkinley to any visitors !
This is by far the best B&B in Ireland. I have stayed in many locales but no one touches Toni for friendliness, accommodations and service. I was there two years ago and made a promise to return. When I plan another trip to Ireland, Larkinley will be on the itinerary. Toni goes above and beyond what is required to make your experience unforgettable....which it is. Stay here when you go to Killarney.
Excellent hosts! Good location - within walking distance of town. Parking is easy. Breakfast delicious. Booked 2 rooms - one for our teenagers, one for us. Rooms were attractive, comfortable and clean. Would recommend to friends and would stay again.
Perfect is the word! It was a pity not staying longer. But sure next time we will come back to Larkinley Lodge when visiting Killarney. 5 minutes walking to the center of the town. Incredible breakfast. Everything really to make you feel like home. Toni and her husband really awesome, helping us with everything we needed. Totally recomended.
The owners were incredibly nice! From having to direct us through the phone how to get to the street, making an amazing breakfast in the morning, or helping give advice on where to go to dinner. It was a wonderful experience! The home was beautiful and very well maintained.
The rooms were very clean and comfortable. Toni was extremely friendly and helpful! The breakfast was also very good!
At one point in our planning process, we thought of dropping Larkinley in favor of a place with laundry facilities. We decided ultimately, to stay here after we read a few of the reviews. Larkinley, may be the best B&B ever. The food is excellent. The rooms are spotless and sparkling. The beds are wonderful. We were exhausted when we arrived and Toni welcomed us with a warm smile and a friendly attitude. Each day we asked for help/directions, we were invited into the kitchen to chat with Danny. He drew maps for us and mentioned names of places to stop for a great meal/vista/dessert. Larkinley is close to everything and very convenient for both the Ring of Kerry and the town of Killarney. We were truly made to feel like honored dear friends. Larkinley might have been the best B&B we stayed in in Ireland. Thank you, Toni and Danny.
We were there for three enjoyable nights and breakfasts. It's a great place stay to enjoy the sights around Killarney. It is an easy walk to shops and dinner. Toni and Danny are great hosts. Two thumbs up to Larkinley!
Loved every minute at the Larkinley B&B. Toni and Danny were incredible hosts! They made our trip so much more enjoyable with their helpful suggestions and exceptional service! We really felt like we were staying with family. Thank you for making our 2nd anniversary trip so special!
Larkinley Lodge is a newer building, with a more modern sensibility to design and furnishings than you find in most B&Bs in Ireland. The warm, friendly welcome and hospitality, though, is pure old-school traditional. Both Danny and Toni were so friendly and helpful that I was sorry I had only three nights to stay. The room was beautiful and comfortable and quiet, the bed was amazing, and the food was excellent. THE place to stay in Killarney, as far as I'm concerned. Room Tip: Rooms near the back keep you away from traffic noise, and are still very light and friendly.
Did the Ring of Kerry on bus tour. We decided to stop in Killarney and searched for a B/B - our prayers were answered by this wonderful place. Accommodations were beyond our wildest expectations and the owners were like family at the end. We would recommend to anyone and Killarney was a beautiful backdrop full of adventure. Highest marks from Ohio!
My wife and I were on a 4 week tour of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland and Larkinley was the nicest B&B we stayed in. The bed was incredibly comfortable, the room was luxurious, the location is ideal, the host was friendly and helpful, and the breakfast was amazing. We will likely be back, because Killarney was one of our favorite places!
We just recently spent two weeks traveling Ireland. We had made a reservation at Larkinley for one night and we are so glad we did! I wish we could have stayed there longer!!! The rooms were amazing, spacious, very clean, free WiFi, comfy. The bathroom was spacious, very clean and a great shower. All this being said, what made the stay was Toni! She was so amazing! So friendly! We felt at home! Cant express how amazing our stay was there! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!


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J'ai été piégé dans la quarantaine d'un hôtel australien lorsque mon père est décédé, dit Jamie Dornan
JAMIE DORNAN was on the other side of the world with four days of his hotel quarantine remaining when he received the worst news imaginable.
His beloved father Jim had died from Covid after going into hospital for a routine knee operation.
Jamie Dornan says his Belfast upbringing has made him resilient to life's challengesCrédit: Getty
Jamie's dad Jim died of Covid while the actor was filming in Australia
Stuck in Australia last March, where he was required to isolate ahead of filming BBC drama The Tourist, Jamie was unable to get back to his native Northern Ireland to deal with the heartbreaking loss.
Tout à coup, Jamie, 39, best known for starring in Fifty Shades Of Grey on the big screen and telly thriller The Fall, found himself caught in a nightmarish situation caused by the global pandemic.
So he understands the trauma so many people have experienced over the past couple of years.
Jamie says: "It's been a brutal time for lots of reasons and for lots of people. We're all just trying to ride it out and come out the other side — and hope we've got our heads intact."
The actor is getting rave reviews for his turn in BBC1 thriller The Tourist, playing a mysterious man with amnesia who has no idea why he has been left stranded in the Australia's Outback.
And he is receiving further plaudits for his beautiful portrayal of a dad caught up in Northern Ireland's Troubles, in Sir Kenneth Branagh's Oscar-tipped film Belfast.
Jamie's father Jim was a renowned obstetrician and gynaecologist in the Northern Ireland capital — and had been proud his son was to star in a movie set there.
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A picture of Jim with Sir Kenneth at the city's Royal Victoria Hospital stands proudly in the Dornan family home.
Jamie says: "There was a picture on our bookshelf of my dad and Ken opening a wing at the maternity ward at the hospital my dad spent the majority of his career at.
"I remember thinking it was a big thing in our house that he'd been around and done that and met Dad and stuff."
Tristement, Jim will never see the film, which opens in cinemas next week.
Losing his father made 2021 "the worst year . . . and the hardest" of his life, Jamie says.
Jim helped him navigate the painful loss of his mother Lorna from pancreatic cancer when Jamie was 16, telling his son: "Don't let this be the thing that defines you."
Jamie says: "I've been subjected, early on in my life and now, to a lot of pain and loss."
Jim supported Jamie's decision to become an actor after the dashing star tired of modelling work for the likes of Calvin Klein and Armani.
The risky move paid off because the ex-clotheshorse — once dubbed The Golden Torso — is on his way to becoming one of the golden boys of acting.
'I have a real understanding of what it is to go away for work. Every step I do since becoming a father – my career – is for my family. That's all I really care about'
Jamie plays Pa in the new movie, which received seven Golden Globe nominations and co-stars Dame Judi Dench.
The character is based on Branagh's own father.
Dans 1969, Pa works in England and wants his family to join him there as tensions between Belfast's Protestant and Catholic communities boil over into deadly violence.
The plot felt deeply personal to Jamie, who cannot stand to be away from his daughters Dulcie, huit, Elva, cinq, and two-year-old Alberta.
Il dit: "I'm a father of three girls and at times I have to say goodbye to them.
"I think I have a real understanding of what it is to go away, often for the benefit of the family — to work, to provide. Every single step I do since becoming a father, my career is for them. That's all I really care about.
"I'm so lucky that I have three healthy little girls. I'm just missing them so much."
Jamie met his wife Amelia Warner, 39, a musician and former actress, dans 2010. They married three years later.
They live in rural Gloucestershire, preferring the local pub to glamorous red-carpet events.
Even though Jamie has to travel across the world for his work, he does not allow himself to be apart from his children for more than two weeks at a time.
The family travelled with him to Australia for The Tourist — in which Shalom Brune-Franklin plays his screen love interest — and they spent several months there during filming, with the kids enrolling in local schools.
The accolades coming Jamie's way complete a remarkable turnaround, after his acting in the maligned Fifty Shades trilogy was ridiculed.
Heureusement, Jamie is sufficiently thick-skinned to disregard the cruel barbs.
Il dit: "I've always been able to give s**t and take s**t, so I'm sort of armed for it."
And dealing with your problems by having a laugh is part of Belfast culture, Jamie reckons.
Il dit: "There's a resilience to men and women from Belfast. What I think is remarkable about the people from the north of Ireland is there is a humour that we have — that you need, je pense, to get through some of the things we've all had to live through."
Though he left the city at 20, Jamie still calls himself a "Belfast man".
'Singing is terror like you can't even imagine'
Il dit: "It is home. We probably feel like that's a particular thing, a 'Belfast man', and I think we all know what that means.
"If you're from Belfast, no matter what era you grew up in, you've been through something.
"You've been through a certain hardship and you've been tested at many different stages of your life."
The Troubles started in Northern Ireland around 1966 and the film takes place three years later, when Loyalists rampaged through Catholic areas, burning homes and businesses.
This escalated into terrorist attacks by paramilitary groups including the IRA and UDA until the Good Friday Agreement finally brought some peace in 1998.
Jamie says: "I was born in 1982, right in the middle of a 30-year conflict.
"When you are growing up in that environment, you're taught about it — you're taught about why everyone is fighting around you, what is this hatred based on, where did this begin. I personally don't think it's taught enough."
Instead of dwelling on the tangled politics, Sir Kenneth's movie, which is shot in black and white, focuses on one family dealing with the turbulent situation through love and humour. It is based on the director's experiences of growing up in the city and his dad's decision to bring his young family to England.
Jamie says with a smile: "All the characters are very much based on people who are part of Ken's life.
"I am playing a version of his father. So that brings with it a new set of stress."
He also faced the "terror" of dancing and singing in one scene, as Pa performs Everlasting Love, a UK chart-topper for Love Affair in 1968.
His blue eyes sparkling, Jamie says: "It's terror like you can't even imagine.
"I've sang in a lot of things recently. I think the last four or five things I've done, I've sang in. It's becoming too habitual."
'There's a resilience to men and women from
Belfast. There is a humour that we have, that you need, to get through some of the things we've had to live through'
Pandemic restrictions meant Belfast could not be filmed in the city at the centre of its focus.
A set was built in Berkshire and production began in 2020, as soon as restrictions allowed.
Lockdown also meant Jamie could not get back to Northern Ireland for many months.
When he was asked to film Belfast, it offered a chance to reconnect — albeit from a distance.
Il dit: "I was away from home, I couldn't get home to Belfast. I had family there that I hadn't seen and wasn't able to see.
"So home was very much on my mind and then I get a script called Belfast."
Tout au long de sa carrière, he has never faced an easier decision.
The star says: "I'd imagine only once in my career will I do a movie named after the town that made me. So it was an easy 'yes.' "
Belfast (12UNE) is out on Friday, janvier 21.
Jamie does not like working away from wife Amelia Warner for more than a fortnightCrédit: RetourGrille
New show Belfast is a very personal project to Northern Ireland born JamieCrédit: Alamy
Jamie was away on location for The Tourist when he learned of his father's deathCrédit: BBC
Jamie Dornan sings 'Everlasting Love' at 'Belfast' premiere party
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Johnny Depp opens up about being a father!
posted 13 May 2012, 06:36 by Mpelembe [ updated 13 May 2012, 06:37 ]
Johnny Depp was miserable before he became a father!
Johnny Depp talks about fatherhood
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 25, 2011) (HOLLYWOODTV) - Johnny Depp revealed recently that he felt nothing but "emptiness" until the birth of his children Lily-Rose Melody, 12, and Jack, 9, with Vanessa Paradis. Depp says, "There is nothing on earth that could ever make me want to relive certain years of my life when I was young.
You grow up a bit damaged or broken then you have some success but you don't know how to feel good about the work you're doing or the life you're leading. You feel empty. I was angry and frustrated until I started my own family and my first child was born. Until then I didn't really appreciate life the way I should have, but fortunately I woke up. It was having my children that woke me up.
To fall in love, to that degree... to fall in love with... these little angels. Who didn't ask to arrive, but who arrived anyway. That was just huge for me. It was life the uplifting of a veil. There was something that it gave me, for the very first time in my life... Clarity" Depp also talks about the time he met Vanessa Paradis, the mother of his children, Depp says, "I know at that moment that I was done. It was like, OK, it's over single life." Wow, Johnny Depp is really the charmer!


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