RTÉ boss refutes 'bogus employer' charge

RTÉ boss refutes 'bogus employer' charge

RTÉ director general Dee Forbes told the Public Accounts Committee that three things needed to happen in order to make RTÉ viable: “Public funding needs to be rectified, our costs need to reduce, and our commercial revenue needs to stabilise”. Picture: Maxwell Photography

RTÉ has denied that it has routinely retained contractors as bogus self-employed workers, but admitted that it has made an ‘initial payment’ to Revenue on foot of an audit.

“First of all, we’re not a bogus employer, RTÉ has a number of relationships with its staff,” the broadcaster’s director general, Dee Forbes, told the Public Accounts Committee.

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