Minimum Wage Ireland 2017 The Minimum Wage in Ireland increased to €9.25 an hour on 1st January 2017. The previous minimum wage rate in 2016 was €9.15 an hour (Details of 2016 Min Wage Here). The minimum wage is due to be increased again from January 2018 – read more about the proposed 2018 Minimum […]
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Budget 2016 confirmed that the top rate of the minimum wage will be increased in January 2016 by 50c an hour to €9.15 per hour. Full Details Here Alongside the pay increase there will also be PSRI changes and USC changes. So : how much extra will someone get in their take home pay after […]
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Update – See Summary of all the Budget 2016 Changes Here Back in April this year we heard from Minister Noonan that we can expect somewhere in the region of €1.5 billion extra in the 2016 Budget – which will make it the first positive Irish Budget for 8 years. That figure of €1.5 billion […]
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Employment Regulation Order for Contract Cleaners A new Employmment Regulation Order (ERO) came into force in Ireland on October 1st 2015. The Order applies to workers ” employed by undertakings engaged in whole or in part on the provision of cleaning and janitorial services in, or on the exterior of, establishments including hospitals, offices, shops, stores, factories, apartment buildings, […]
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The Minimum Wage in Ireland has not risen since 2007 but it is due to be increased in January 2016. (See Details of New 2016 Rates Here) These are the current minimum rates of pay that are in place in Ireland for the rest of 2015. Experienced adult worker €8.65 per hour Over 19 and […]
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