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McGrath: Semi-State workers should have pay cuts immediately

12/16/2009 - 5:31:59 PM

A Government backbench TD is demanding that all semi-State wages are cut with immediate effect.

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Headlines

Friday 19 March, 2010:
12:36:50 PMFG calls for Govt to intervene in passports protest
8:59:01 AMPassport offices hit by protest action
Tuesday 16 March, 2010:
4:13:19 PMTravel pass for elderly tourists available today
Thursday 04 February, 2010:
7:11:30 AMFinance Bill to be published
Tuesday 19 January, 2010:
7:32:11 AMGRA rows back on strike ballot plans
Wednesday 13 January, 2010:
7:37:41 AMPublic sector protests to start next week
Monday 11 January, 2010:
12:24:50 PMFifth of Budget cuts 'come from the poor'
Tuesday 22 December, 2009:
1:43:29 PMFigures reveal public-sector wages fared better than private sector
Thursday 17 December, 2009:
10:07:27 AMSimon Community braced for further demand after Budget cuts
8:56:41 AMASTI to mount 'campaign of resistance'
Wednesday 16 December, 2009:
5:31:59 PMMcGrath: Semi-State workers should have pay cuts immediately
12:30:51 PMFinance Minister to undergo surgery
Tuesday 15 December, 2009:
7:53:37 PMLenihan rules out exemptions for lower paid from pay cuts
6:49:47 PMCivil servants protest pay cut outside Dáil
12:38:54 PMUnions up ante in conflict with Government
8:15:58 AMDáil to debate civil servant pay cut Bill today
7:36:21 AMPublic-sector workers set to protest today
Monday 14 December, 2009:
7:43:24 PMPublic workers to take pay cuts protest to Dáil
4:34:51 PMSemi-state companies to decide themselves on pay cuts
12:06:13 PMUnions meet to discuss Budget pay cuts

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Analysis

Wednesday 16 December, 2009:
Party leaders clash in Dáil over welfare cuts
Friday 11 December, 2009:
Social Welfare Bill ‘bulldozed’ through
Independent TDs urged to vote down welfare cuts
Gormley to unveil ‘green’ legislation
Parents of young children facing double-whammy

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Budget Speech

Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan’s speech is available to read here, or to watch here.

The Government’s summary of the measures announced in the Budget is available here.

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