Scrap minimum wage ad, says ICTU

THE Irish Congress of Trade Unions has called on the Minister for Enterprise to withdraw what it says is a “potentially unlawful” Government advertisement on the changes to the minimum wage.

Tue, 25 Jan, 2011 - 00:00

Stephen Rogers

From February the rate for the minimum wage will be reduced from €8.65 per hour to €7.65 per hour.

ICTU has taken issue with an advertisement that appeared in a number of Sunday newspapers.

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