ESRI: Author of 'flawed' welfare report 'did not follow procedures'

The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has this evening distanced itself from the controversial 'The Cost of Working in Ireland' report.

ESRI: Author of 'flawed' welfare report 'did not follow procedures'

The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has this evening distanced itself from the controversial 'The Cost of Working in Ireland' report.

The document, deemed a working paper, suggested that up to 44% of working parents could be financially better off on social welfare, when costs such as childcare and transport are taken into account.

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