Do you believe everything you read in the papers?
Aren't the pay agreements which produced these inflated salaries legally binding?
Plenty of room there to allow the sting to be taken out of such a review, also it appears the review body itself is the same one who decided chasing bankers salaries was the way to go - not too surprising perhaps given that an ex Anglo chairman chairs this group."International analysis of the levels of remuneration of certain senior positions in the public sector in six European countries (mainly eurozone countries comparable to Ireland), compared to the levels for the equivalent positions in Ireland."
Why would people be paid the same as other European countries when the cost of living is so different?
John Lynch, is that you?Remember if you pay peanuts you get monkeys, thats not how I want the public service here ran.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/ireland/article6879385.eceThey say if you pay peanuts you get monkeys. But it seems that in our public service, we pay well over the odds and still the services leave a lot to be desired.
The architects of that deal, which required a special statutory instrument, were ministers Charlie McCreevy and Mary Harney. That pension, now worth €105,000 a year, is paid to Mr Lynch on top of the €239,000 salary he earns as chairman of the financial basket case known as CIE. Mr Lynch, incidentally, believes his salary is “peanuts”.
Tell that to Zimbabweans.Why would people be paid the same as other European countries when the cost of living is so different?
the cut should be 30% but the talk is 15-20 and in the end they will add the last one together and probably go a further 5.
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