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economy

Eoghan O'Mara Walsh: Ireland's tourist trade was hard won but could be quickly lost

Dublin Airport is 'the main gateway into the island of Ireland' and imposing a restrictive passenger cap 'is an act of self-sabotage'

news

Far-right poised to exploit urban-rural divide

<p>Average hourly earnings rose by 6.2% in the year to the end of September. </p>

economy

Average earnings rise but barely match consumer price increases

politics

Politicians and public servants to get pay rises next week

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Letters to the Editor: Medical scientists' pay inequality has fallen off the radar

economy

Irish workers took a 3.9% pay cut last year as wages fail to keep up with inflation

Caitríona Redmond: Families on low incomes are being stretched to breaking point

Food prices have surged by up to 10% and people who were already on a tight budget are being pushed to the brink

Thu, 07 Apr, 2022

Irish Examiner view: There is no place for rogue corporations

P&O have put themselves beyond the pale with their illegal sacking of staff and replacement with workers earning below the minimum wage

Mon, 28 Mar, 2022

Ciarán Nugent: Employers struggling to recruit will have to offer better pay and conditions

Poor rates of pay and precarious terms of employment are key causes of the difficulties some employers have attracting staff

Mon, 28 Feb, 2022

Minimum wage employees are working less but earning more

ESRI study funded by Low Pay Commission examines effect of minimum wage increases

Wed, 12 Jan, 2022

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Less than half of people with a disability are in employment

CSO data also shows people with disabilities earn significantly less than others

Thu, 02 Dec, 2021

Irish Examiner View: It's time to jingle all the way

Ireland's retailers and disadvantaged people alike ought to benefit from the nation's record €312.8bn in savings

Thu, 04 Nov, 2021

Revealed: Watt could get €105k and enhanced pension if he is not appointed to top health job

The 'Irish Examiner' has seen correspondence showing what the acting health chief is entitled to if his job is not made permanent

Tue, 23 Mar, 2021

Sex workers forced to accept riskier clients as Covid-19 sees incomes plummet

Sex Workers Alliance Ireland: 'Poverty is coercive'

Mon, 01 Feb, 2021

Four in 10 hit financially by coronavirus in Britain ‘have lost half their income or more’

Some 37% of people across Britain whose incomes had been affected said it had been reduced by half or more, Kantar found.

Fri, 17 Apr, 2020

Fine Gael confirm it will raise PRSI contributions if re-elected

Fine Gael has announced plans for a new levy on incomes over €100,000 - to balance out the effects of scrapping USC.

Sun, 07 Feb, 2016

incomes

Eoghan O'Mara Walsh: Ireland's tourist trade was hard won but could be quickly lost

Far-right poised to exploit urban-rural divide

Average earnings rise but barely match consumer price increases

Politicians and public servants to get pay rises next week

Letters to the Editor: Medical scientists' pay inequality has fallen off the radar

Irish workers took a 3.9% pay cut last year as wages fail to keep up with inflation

Caitríona Redmond: Families on low incomes are being stretched to breaking point

Irish Examiner view: There is no place for rogue corporations

Ciarán Nugent: Employers struggling to recruit will have to offer better pay and conditions

Minimum wage employees are working less but earning more

Less than half of people with a disability are in employment

Irish Examiner View: It's time to jingle all the way

Revealed: Watt could get €105k and enhanced pension if he is not appointed to top health job

Sex workers forced to accept riskier clients as Covid-19 sees incomes plummet

Four in 10 hit financially by coronavirus in Britain ‘have lost half their income or more’

Fine Gael confirm it will raise PRSI contributions if re-elected

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Mick Clifford

incomes

Eoghan O'Mara Walsh: Ireland's tourist trade was hard won but could be quickly lost

Far-right poised to exploit urban-rural divide

Average earnings rise but barely match consumer price increases

Politicians and public servants to get pay rises next week

Letters to the Editor: Medical scientists' pay inequality has fallen off the radar

Irish workers took a 3.9% pay cut last year as wages fail to keep up with inflation

Caitríona Redmond: Families on low incomes are being stretched to breaking point

Irish Examiner view: There is no place for rogue corporations

Ciarán Nugent: Employers struggling to recruit will have to offer better pay and conditions

Minimum wage employees are working less but earning more

Less than half of people with a disability are in employment

Irish Examiner View: It's time to jingle all the way

Revealed: Watt could get €105k and enhanced pension if he is not appointed to top health job

Sex workers forced to accept riskier clients as Covid-19 sees incomes plummet

Four in 10 hit financially by coronavirus in Britain ‘have lost half their income or more’

Fine Gael confirm it will raise PRSI contributions if re-elected

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Mick Clifford

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