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Government spent €17,000 on accommodation during World Economic Forum - Contact Us - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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The Department of Foreign Affairs spent almost €17,000 on accommodation for the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Switzerland and nearly €15,000 on flights for a diplomat and family members posted overseas. The department also ran up an accommodation bill of just under €13,000 for hotel rooms during the COP30 climate conference in Brazil and paid over €7,000 for an 18-night stay at a swish New York hotel. The nightly cost of the room in New York was close to €400 for a staff member to stay at the fo
Government spent €17,000 on accommodation during World Economic Forum - National News - Carlow Nationalist (opens the original)
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The Department of Foreign Affairs spent almost €17,000 on accommodation for the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Switzerland and nearly €15,000 on flights for a diplomat and family members posted overseas. The department also ran up an accommodation bill of just under €13,000 for hotel rooms during the COP30 climate conference in Brazil and paid over €7,000 for an 18-night stay at a swish New York hotel. The nightly cost of the room in New York was close to €400 for a staff member to stay at the fo
RTÉ redundancy programme missed target for staff cuts - National News - Carlow Nationalist (opens the original)
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A voluntary exit programme in RTÉ failed to deliver the scale of departures needed by the broadcaster to meet plans for staff cuts. An internal analysis said substantial work had been put into preparing early exit packages for staff, but only a relatively small number eventually received offers. It said there were challenges in running the Voluntary Exit Programme (VEP), including a narrow window to apply that placed too much strain on people considering whether to leave. The analysis also said
RTÉ redundancy programme missed target for staff cuts - Contact Us - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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A voluntary exit programme in RTÉ failed to deliver the scale of departures needed by the broadcaster to meet plans for staff cuts. An internal analysis said substantial work had been put into preparing early exit packages for staff, but only a relatively small number eventually received offers. It said there were challenges in running the Voluntary Exit Programme (VEP), including a narrow window to apply that placed too much strain on people considering whether to leave. The analysis also said
Inland Fisheries chair said agency 'still standing - even if not unscathed' after Oireachtas hearing - Contact Us - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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The chair of Inland Fisheries Ireland said the embattled agency had come through a bruising Oireachtas committee hearing “still standing – even if not unscathed". In a message of thanks to a communications agency that helped prep management for the appearance, Professor Tom Collins said they could not have managed without their “support and insight". An email from Prof Collins said: “I dread to think how it would have unfolded [without support].” The state fisheries agency paid €54,000 to DHR Co
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