Europe has done a number on the Irish corporate tax rate
Economy commissioner’s speech shows EU could compromise principles further
Minimum wage increase did not lead to rise in labour costs - ESRI
Research assesses impact of minimum wage increase in 2016
Navigating the health insurance maze and finding the best deal
The health insurance market is packed with hundreds of plans from three key players
Taoiseach says Government will end lower pay for doctors who treat only public patients
Varadkar says new offer to end two-tier pay system will be made to medical consultants
Ending private care in public hospitals could cut waiting lists 25% – Harris
Government may buy health facilities to use as elective patient hospitals
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Donal de Buitléir says luck has played a part in getting him to the starting line for 40 years
Consultants should only see public patients in public hospitals, committee hears
Health committee told all new consultants should be given Sláintecare contracts
Ending private medicine in public hospitals could raise taxes but cut insurance costs
Oireachtas committee to hear proposals could cost €650m per year
Hospitality workers ‘crying out for protection’ from wide abuses
High numbers of workers report verbal and physical abuse, and sexual harassment
The Irish Times view on reaction to the de Buitléar report: Action is needed
What exactly does the Government want for the future of the Irish health service?
De Buitléir hopeful proposals on health will be implemented
Author unveils report on public-patient-only system – but no Minister present at launch
Removing private practice from public hospitals will be costly, says Donohoe
Implementing recommendations from expert group report will pose ‘difficult choices’
Pay caps for doctors in specialist roles should be ended, report urges
Review group calls for once-off payment to induce consultants to see public patients only
Removing private care from hospitals likely to take considerably longer than expected
Publication of report on implementing the Sláintecare plan has been shelved until autumn
Minimum wage rise in 2016 had little impact on household income
ESRI research shows 50 cent increase in minimum wage reduced income inequality
30% of workers on minimum wage are better paid within 9 months
Most workers’ pay increases without having to move jobs, says ESRI study
National minimum wage likely to rise to €9.80
Low Pay Commission expected to recommend 25c rise in report set for Minister
Consultants say Sláintecare reforms could cost €20bn over 10 years
IHCA claims removing private patients from public hospitals will cost €800m per year in lost income
High price for IIEA talking shop on Brexit
Quinn warned Brexit was ‘the greatest existential threat Ireland has faced in peace time’
Department raised concerns about funding ‘Brexit hub’
Top official queried public benefits of €250,000 a year spend on think tank’s forum
Government to re-establish board to oversee operation of HSE
New group to assess impact of eliminating private practice in public hospitals
Do the sums: you pay much more tax than you think
A couple earning € 100,000 will lose as much as € 11,000 a year in Vat, excise and levies - and this is on top of income tax
Chris Johns: maybe Europe can get through this Brexit mess
Existing code resembles nothing a sentient human being would design from scratch
Brexit fuels debate over State’s minimum wage
Business groups seize on UK vote and Low Pay Commission dissent to oppose hikes
Proposed 10 cent minimum wage increase an insult, says SF TD
Maurice Quinlivan questions amount paid to chairman of Low Pay Commission
Shane Ross complained to Taoiseach over bank appointment
Minister objected to Kenny’s attempt to bypass formal process for €275,000-a-year job
Inquiry sought on why so many women paid minimum wage
That most of those paid national minimum wage are women is well-known, says Ged Nash
Reform of the USC as important as cuts
Whatever choices are made, the tax should apply equally to all
Employers may ‘adjust’ workers’ hours after wage rise
Low Pay Commission chairman says there is ‘a possibility’ that hours may be reduced
Stephen Collins: The sombre tone of the banking inquiry may foster realism
Personal jibes at Bertie Ahern distract from the key problem that public spending raced out of control during his time, encouraged by voters, his own TDs and the Opposition
Low Pay Commission to make first report by July
Commission will advise Government on the appropriate rate for minimum wage
Low Pay Commission to be chaired by former banker
Donal de Buitléir heads new eight-member body advising on national minimum wage
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