Dáil considers paying every public worker a 'living wage'

The Dáil has begun considering calls to pay every public worker a so-called 'living wage' of €11.50 per hour.

Dáil considers paying every public worker a 'living wage'

The Dáil has begun considering calls to pay every public worker a so-called 'living wage' of €11.50 per hour.

The call comes from Labour which also wants a clampdown on zero-hour contracts with unpredictable hours for workers.

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