Government looking to pay cuts, pensions and reform for savings

Ireland “The government yesterday indicated it hoped to achieve the €1.3 billion in savings it is seeking in the public-sector pay bill through a combination of reform, pay cuts and pension changes. Speaking on behalf of the Government, Minister of State for Science Conor Lenihan outlined where the Government would seek to achieve the cost reductions …” (more)

[Mary Minihan, Martin Wall and Conor Lally, Irish Times, 25 October]

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