Latest: INOU disappointed Government plans to name and shame welfare cheats

A group representing the unemployed say they are disappointed the Government is going ahead with plans to name and shame welfare cheats.

Thu, 06 Jul, 2017 - 09:17

Update 6.50pm: A group representing the unemployed say they are disappointed the Government is going ahead with plans to name and shame welfare cheats.

The Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed (INOU) say many cases of fraud are actually caused by small mistakes, and are not deliberate.

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