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# wages - Wednesday 27 November, 2019
Bank of Ireland apologises to customers for delay in overnight payments
The bank said all outstanding payments are currently being made.
# wages - Thursday 14 November, 2019
'Gross mismanagement': NTA paying agency workers twice what it pays its own permanent staff
The average wage an agency worker is paid is nearly €140,000.
# wages - Sunday 21 July, 2019
Seven ministerial advisers have a pay packet above the maximum salary of €91,624
This is allowed if the department in question has the approval of the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform.
# wages - Tuesday 9 October, 2018
Here's what Budget 2019 means for someone earning €40,000
This is what your savings will be.
Here's what Budget 2019 means for someone earning €30,000
This is what your savings will be.
# wages - Monday 27 August, 2018
Over half of the 70,000 workers at Walt Disney World are to vote on $15 minimum wage
The increase would apply to unionised workers at the park and would bring the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
# wages - Thursday 28 June, 2018
Garda management says it may be 'impossible' to afford wages for the rest of the year
The organisation has had to cap overtime to try to control its spending.
# wages - Sunday 22 April, 2018
Services giant Noonan brands 32c pay hike for workers 'out of kilter'
The multimillion-euro company brought five employees before the Labour Court.
# wages - Thursday 12 April, 2018
Like it's 2008 - Irish people set to break the €100 billion barrier in consumer spending this year
Spending will be at a greater level than the previous high-water mark in 2008, if the forecasts are to be believed.
# wages - Saturday 6 January, 2018
Government to discuss tackling Ireland's gender pay gap with businesses and trade unions
EU figures show that in Ireland, women currently earn around 13.9% less than men
# wages - Friday 5 January, 2018
Aldi staff will now earn the €11.70 an hour living wage
It is the first supermarket to commit to paying the living wage.
# wages - Saturday 4 November, 2017
Failure to pay holiday pay and the minimum wage: 83 businesses brought to court this year over employment breaches
The majority of the prosecutions above relate to businesses in the food and drink sector.
# wages - Monday 24 July, 2017
RTÉ to conduct review of gender equality after salary criticisms
The broadcaster also said it will bring forward the publication of fees paid to its top 10 most highly-paid presenters.
# wages - Friday 2 June, 2017
‘Not good enough’ - KBC customers left frustrated as payments delayed
Customers have reported previous problems with payments before Bank Holiday weekends
# wages - Thursday 20 April, 2017
Irish soldiers 'depend on loan sharks and welfare payments' to support their families
Family members gathered outside barracks all across the country today to highlight pay issues.
# wages - Friday 13 January, 2017
All Ulster Bank customers affected by system error have now been paid
A number of customers didn’t receive their wages this morning.
# wages - Wednesday 11 January, 2017
German workers will be able to see how much their co-workers' earn in bid to close gender pay gap
Women’s Affairs Minister Manuela Schwesig hailed the law on salary transparency as “a real breakthrough”.
# wages - Tuesday 10 January, 2017
Corbyn calls for a cap on wages over 'ridiculous' wages of footballers and CEOs
He also said that Labour wasn’t “wedded” to free movement post-Brexit.
# wages - Sunday 8 January, 2017
Mihajlovic says China wages gave him 'sleepless nights'
Sinisa Mihajlovic has turned down the chance to join the Chinese Super League, despite receiving a lucrative approach.
# wages - Wednesday 14 December, 2016
Fitzgerald must find €25m from her department for Garda pay deal
The other €25 million is to come from other departments under a process of “burden-sharing”.
# wages - Tuesday 29 November, 2016
Row breaks out over delay in garda pay for Joe Biden visit
Garda sources say payments were dealt with “on an ad-hoc basis in different regions”.
# wages - Sunday 20 November, 2016
How do wages of gardaí, nurses and teachers measure up to six years ago?
This year has already seen industrial unrest among doctors, nurses, teachers and gardaí.
# wages - Tuesday 15 November, 2016
Now it's the private sector: unions demand 4% increase for all members
Pressure is mounting on government to deal with the public pay row, as private sector unions set to lodge pay claims.
# wages - Tuesday 18 October, 2016
No thanks! Government ministers have turned down a €12k pay rise
All eyes are on the remaining TDs now to see who will waive the increase.
# wages - Friday 30 September, 2016
First the buses, now the gardaí: Government fears 'domino effect' in public sector pay demands
Minister Donohoe reiterated that any public sector pay claims must be settled through the Lansdowne Agreement.
# wages - Thursday 30 June, 2016
Bank of Ireland glitch sees delay in paying customers' wages
The problem has now been resolved.
# wages - Sunday 15 May, 2016
Irish firms may be forced to reveal pay gaps between male and female employees
It’s part of a commitment in the programme for government to fight wage inequality.
# wages - Friday 22 April, 2016
The Irish pay gap has narrowed - but it still exists
Women are paid 14.4% less across all sectors.
# wages - Monday 11 April, 2016
Body cameras, terrorist threats and wages on the agenda for sergeants and inspectors
The annual conference for the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors opens later today – and they have a lot to get off their chests.
# wages - Wednesday 23 March, 2016
'I earned more when I worked in a newsagents': New gardaí speak out over low pay
Some have taken out loans to pay rent.
# wages - Friday 18 March, 2016
Irish Rail workers are asking for pay increases of up to 25%
A union letter said that industry norms in public transport had been “brought into sharp focus” in recent weeks.
# wages - Saturday 12 March, 2016
Holding Luas strikes on such important days will cost other workers dearly
Unions need to realise it’s not 1913 anymore. There are laws and institutions to protect workers now, writes Aaron McKenna.
# wages - Sunday 14 February, 2016
'I'm angry, depressed and very, very broke. This is my life on zero hours'
It’s election-time and all I have to my name is my vote, writes an anonymous contributor.
# wages - Tuesday 22 December, 2015
Hundreds of gardaí left out of pocket before Christmas due to payment delays
Whole districts across the country have not received their unsocial hours allowances on time.
# wages - Sunday 13 December, 2015
'The change in the global population over the next few years is unprecedented'
Though the overall global population will continue to grow for some time yet, the growth of the working-age population is slowing down pretty much everywhere.
# wages - Monday 9 November, 2015
Here's how many people will get more cash with the PRSI credit - and exactly how much they'll receive
The changes affect people on incomes from €352 to €424 a week.
# wages - Tuesday 13 October, 2015
What the Budget means to someone earning around €50,000
How does this change things for you?
# wages - Thursday 8 October, 2015
Lidl staff to get a bump in their wages with supermarket to pay €11.50 an hour
The pay increase will be introduced from 1 November.
# wages - Thursday 10 September, 2015
There are few clouds on the horizon for the Irish economy right now
Growth has been ‘exceptionally strong’ so far this year, but jobs and wages haven’t caught up.
# wages - Sunday 30 August, 2015
Here's how much you could earn working for Facebook
The social networking behemoth isn’t too shabby a place to ply your trade.
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Poll: Will you be giving to charity this Christmas?
PRESIDENT MICHAEL D Higgins yesterday lit the Áras Christmas tree and said his thoughts are with those in society who are homeless, marginalised and vulnerable.
Addressing an assembled crowd at the Áras, President Higgins said: “We will remember our new Irish community as they recreate precious family traditions here in their new homeland; we will think of those in our society who are homeless, marginalised or vulnerable; of all those who are sick or lonely or feeling sad or worried.
As Christmas draws nearer, charity fundraisers are now taking to the streets to raise much-needed funds for a variety of causes. Christmas is traditionally a time for giving after all.
So, today we want to know: Will you be giving to charity this Christmas?
Poll Results:
Yes (3505)
No (1522)
I can't afford to (634)
I don't know (322)
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Column: The results of the UK general election could hugely impact the Irish border - and not for the first time
By Cormac Moore
A December election does not come around often, writes Cormac Moore.
Saoirse McHugh: Carbon tax is a red herring, the real climate culprit is the global tax system
By Saoirse McHugh
It’s time for governments to fix the global tax system, for the sake of the planet.
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