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Public Sector Unions Agree Deal on Pay Cuts

Posted on February 25, 2013

An agreement has been reached between the government and the public service unions on cutting €1 billion off the public sector pay bill. (Despite some major trade unions walking out of negotiations) Some higher  earning public sector staff will see their gross pay cut by at least 5.5% if the agreement is accepted. Pay will […]
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Categories: Fat Cats, Fine Gael, IMF, Labour, Troika

 

Bord Gais and other State Assets to Be Sold

Posted on February 23, 2012

As part of the IMF / EU bailout agreement – Ireland has agreed to sell off some of the state owned assets to raise funds. Four assets are being considered : a)   Bord Gáis Energy – which supplies natural gas and electricity . (NOT Bord Gáis networks – which provides the pipelines .) b) Some […]
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Categories: Aer Lingus, Bailout, Banking Crisis, Bord Gais, Fine Gael, IMF, Troika

 

Fine Gael – Labour New Program for Government

Posted on March 7, 2011

After Labour party members voted overwhelmingly to enter into a coalition government with Fine Gael at the weekend – we look briefly at how the joint draft programme for government will impact on Irish people’s pockets Property and water charges are set to be fast-tracked  – but no mention of amounts or dates yet. Social […]
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Categories: Fine Gael, Income Tax, Labour, Minimum Wage, Property Tax, Universal Social Charge, USC, VAT, Water Charges, Welfare Benefits

 

How a Fine Gael Government will affect your Finances

Posted on February 21, 2011

It is looking very  likely that Fine Gael will be in government after the 25th February election – either in a coalition or in sole power. How will a Fine Gael government affect the money in your pocket? These are some of the FG policies that could have a direct effect on your income and […]
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Categories: Budget 2012, Election 2011, Fine Gael, Politics, Property Tax

 

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