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<p>Ibec said double-digit increases in the minimum wage, increases to employer PRSI, modifications to statutory sick pay, the introduction of pension auto-enrolment, substantial increases in the salary thresholds for work permits, and enhanced protective leave entitlements have combined to impose an unrealistic burden on businesses.</p>

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Unemployment rate remains unchanged at 5.1%
Unemployment rate remains unchanged at 5.1%

The unemployment rate remains at 5.1% for July and is unchanged from June.

Tue, 31 Jul, 2018

Rate of unemployment falls again in May to 5.8%
Rate of unemployment falls again in May to 5.8%

The rate of unemployment has fallen again in May to 5.8%, new figures from the Central Statistics Office show.

Wed, 06 Jun, 2018

10-year low for UK jobless
10-year low for UK jobless

UK unemployment unexpectedly fell to the lowest in almost a decade and wage growth slowed less than economists forecast as Brtain&rsquo;s labour market continued to strengthen.

Thu, 21 Jan, 2016

Employment figures put economy on firm footing

Labour market figures published by the CSO last week for the final quarter of 2014 contained further good news on the Irish economy, writes Oliver Mangan.

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