SIPTU slams Lenihan comments on minimum wage

The head of SIPTU has launched a scathing attack on Finance Minister Brian Lenihan following his suggestion last night that the Government may cut the minimum wage.

The head of SIPTU has launched a scathing attack on Finance Minister Brian Lenihan following his suggestion last night that the Government may cut the minimum wage.

Speaking at the Magill Summer School in Co Donegal last night, Mr Lenihan said the minimum wage would "have to be addressed" if it was shown to be an obstacle to job creation.

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