Ireland 'a low-waged economy' compared to EU countries, report states

Ireland is a low-waged economy in comparison with other EU countries despite having high levels of national income and profits, Unite claimed today.

Wed, 01 Jun, 2016 - 12:37

Ireland is a low-waged economy in comparison with other EU countries despite having high levels of national income and profits, Unite claimed today.

The trade union today released The Truth About Irish Wages report today, which compared Irish wages in the private sector with those in other EU countries.

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