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Public sector unions reject Jack Chambersâ call to enter talks as disagreement remains (opens the original)
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Senior figures in unions representing more than 200,000 public sector workers have told the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform there is still no basis for engagement on a new national deal after he criticised them on Wednesday for failing to enter talks. In a letter to Jack Chambers on Thursday, Kevin Callin of Fórsa, Phil Nà Sheaghdha of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), Adrian Kane of Siptu and John Boyle of the Irish National Teachersâ Organisation (INTO) criticis
Public sector unions reject Jack Chambers’ call to enter talks as disagreement remains | BreakingNews (opens the original)
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Senior figures in unions representing more than 200,000 public sector workers have told the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform there is still no basis for engagement on a new national deal after he criticised them on Wednesday for failing to enter talks. In a letter to Jack Chambers on Thursday, Kevin Callin of Fórsa, Phil Ní Sheaghdha of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), Adrian Kane of Siptu and John Boyle of the Irish National Teachers’ Organisation (INTO) criticised t
Tusla in breach of High Court special care direction again over capacity issues (opens the original)
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The Stateâs child and family agency, Tusla, is again in breach of a High Court direction to provide special care to a teenager because it does not currently have the capacity to meet the childâs needs, the organisationâs chief executive, Kate Duggan, told the Dáilâs Public Accounts Committee on Thursday. Children aged between 11 and 17 may be detained by the High Court in one of three special care units when their behaviour or circumstances pose a risk to their life, safety or welfare o
Just â¬109,000 of â¬3.9m overpaid to car dealers for EV scheme has been recovered (opens the original)
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Just â¬109,000 of an â¬3.9 million overpayment to car dealerships under an electric vehicles (EVs) support scheme has been recovered so far, according to spending watchdog. The overpayment arose in relation to a Government-backed scheme to promote the sale of EVs through the payment of grants to buyers. It was introduced in 2011. The scheme was extended in 2020 to EVs purchased by dealerships for use as demonstration models. The expectation was that these cars would subsequently be sold to pri
OPW paid large Revenue settlement over renting properties to staff at below market rates (opens the original)
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The Office of Public Works (OPW) paid almost â¬700,000 to Revenue last year to settle benefit-in-kind liabilities resulting from it renting residential properties in its portfolio to staff at far below market rates. A report by the Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG) found that of 34 occupied residential properties owned and managed by the OPW, rent was being paid at just 13 and the average monthly rent received on these was â¬169 per month. The individual amounts ranged between â¬56 and â
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