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	<title>Comments on: Budget 2010 and Public Sector Pay Cuts</title>
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		<title>By: &#34;Misleading &#34; reporting of accounts twists figures to suit neo-liberal agenda.</title>
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		<dc:creator>&#34;Misleading &#34; reporting of accounts twists figures to suit neo-liberal agenda.</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Public Servants earning over 200,000 will have a 15% pay reduction.  Public Servants earning from 165,000 to 200,000 will have a 12% pay reduction.  Public Servants earning from 125,000 &#8211; 165,000 will see an 8% pay reduction.  Other Public Servants with salaries under &#8364;125,000 will have:  A 5% reduction on the first 30,000 of income.  A 7.5% reduction on the pay between 30,001 and 70,000  A 10% reduction on the pay between 70,001 and 125,000.  These changes will have the following affect on pay for Public Sector workers:  Someone earning 25000 will now get &#8364;23,750 A person on &#8364;50,000 wil be cut to &#8364;47,000 Someone on a salary of &#8364;100,000 will now be on &#8364;92,500 A salary of &#8364;250,00 will be cut to &#8364;212,500  It is interesting to see the take home (net) pay figures for some of these high earners. For example &#8211; someone earning &#8364;70,000 gets a net pay of &#8364;41,272. A gross salary of &#8364;138,000 will result in a net pay of &#8364;68,613. These figures are for single people with full rate PRSI.  Budget 2010 and Public Sector Pay Cuts &#124; Money Guide Ireland [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Public Servants earning over 200,000 will have a 15% pay reduction.  Public Servants earning from 165,000 to 200,000 will have a 12% pay reduction.  Public Servants earning from 125,000 &#8211; 165,000 will see an 8% pay reduction.  Other Public Servants with salaries under &#8364;125,000 will have:  A 5% reduction on the first 30,000 of income.  A 7.5% reduction on the pay between 30,001 and 70,000  A 10% reduction on the pay between 70,001 and 125,000.  These changes will have the following affect on pay for Public Sector workers:  Someone earning 25000 will now get &#8364;23,750 A person on &#8364;50,000 wil be cut to &#8364;47,000 Someone on a salary of &#8364;100,000 will now be on &#8364;92,500 A salary of &#8364;250,00 will be cut to &#8364;212,500  It is interesting to see the take home (net) pay figures for some of these high earners. For example &#8211; someone earning &#8364;70,000 gets a net pay of &#8364;41,272. A gross salary of &#8364;138,000 will result in a net pay of &#8364;68,613. These figures are for single people with full rate PRSI.  Budget 2010 and Public Sector Pay Cuts | Money Guide Ireland [...]</p>
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