ISME: Cut dole for people who refuse job offers

The Government is today being urged to introduce penalties for people on the dole who refuse job offers.

Wed, 30 Mar, 2011 - 16:36

The Government is today being urged to introduce penalties for people on the dole who refuse job offers.

"There should be a reduction in State assistance for somebody who, let’s say, refuses a number of job offers," said Irish Small & Medium Enterprise Association chief executive Mark Fielding.

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