Minimum wage rise will scupper ‘recovery’

Once again, a manufacturing company is being kicked to touch.

Minimum wage rise will scupper ‘recovery’
Wed, 11 Mar, 2015 - 00:00
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Who would have thought that Cadbury’s would be forced out of our country by high production costs? Jack O’Connor and SIPTU have another notch on their gun.

This is an eye-opener as to the fragility of our so-called recovery and should be a warning to our ministers.

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