Person: Minister for Jobs and Enterprise

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Minister for Jobs to attend 'major' announcement at JP McManus-owned Adare Manor hotel

A "major" announcement is to be made this coming Monday, at the five-star Adare Manor hotel and golf resort in Co Limerick, reliable sources have said.

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FG add Bruton to Dublin Bay North election ticket

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Bose workers' union seek meeting with new Monaghan employer

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Bose workers' union meet with Minister over job losses

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Former Brian Cowen adviser appointed as NCC chair

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Kenny, Bruton on trade mission to Middle East

Bruton: Budget will create 48,000 jobs

More than 48,000 new jobs will be created next year as a result of the measures outlined in Budget 2014.

Tue, 15 Oct, 2013

Enterprise Ireland-backed firms generate record €16.2bn in exports

Enterprise Ireland companies posted a record €16.2bn in exports last year and created 12,861 new jobs, according to the state agency’s latest annual report.

Tue, 23 Jul, 2013

News Special Waterford Day 2: People forging ahead in region

WHEN Talk Talk suddenly announced last year that it was closing in Waterford with the loss of 575 jobs, Minister for Jobs and Enterprise Richard Bruton said creating jobs in the beleaguered South-East was going to a priority.

Tue, 20 Nov, 2012

Enterprise Minister admits differences on sick-pay issue

Minister for Jobs and Enterprise Richard Bruton said today that there are ''genuine differences'' in views when it comes to the issue of sick pay.

Mon, 18 Jun, 2012

Kenny: Adviser’s €35k pay rise was my ‘duty’

THE Taoiseach has confirmed he sent an email sanctioning a €35,000 pay rise for a Government adviser, claiming it was his “duty” to do so.

Wed, 07 Dec, 2011

Taoiseach defends disability cuts and advisor salary

The Taoiseach Enda Kenny has defended cuts to disability welfare payments while at the same time authorising a €35,000 pay hike for his former communications director.

Tue, 06 Dec, 2011

Bruton: Fingleton expenses 'totally inappropriate'

Minister for Jobs and Enterprise Richard Bruton has described as “totally inappropriate” the expenses and bonuses incurred by former Irish Nationwide Chief Executive Michael Fingleton.

Fri, 30 Sep, 2011