ISME calls for abolition of 'crippling' employment agreements

The Irish Small & Medium Enterprises Association has called for the abolition of the Registered Employment Agreements (REA) and Joint Labour Committees (JLC), in response to the proposed reduction in the national minimum wage.

The Irish Small & Medium Enterprises Association has called for the abolition of the Registered Employment Agreements (REA) and Joint Labour Committees (JLC), in response to the proposed reduction in the national minimum wage.

The association said that the agreements are "crippling" certain industries by "forcing employers to pay beyond the level of affordability".

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