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It may go up to €10.50 per hour, in Budget 2022.
The group representing small and medium businesses is raising concerns about proposals to increase the minimum wage.
It comes after the Tanaiste signalled it will rise in the upcoming Budget.
ISME says it’s not surprised by the move and expect it to go from €10.20 per hour to €10.50.
But the organisation’s CEO Neil McDonnell believes more meaningful measures would be better
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Media Minister Says Meeting With RTÉ Was "Positive" Amid €20M Funding Cut
RTÉ had rejected the assertion it is not completing the required reforms quickly enough
Man (51) Accused Of Healy-Rae Assault Granted High Court Bail
The assault occurred on 16 September on Cork Street, Dublin 8
Nurses At Naas And Nine Other Hospitals Set To Protest Over Pay
Lunchtime pickets will be in place as the dispute over public sector pay ramps up.
Minister Lawless Announces €34M Student Support Package For Budget 2027
The new measures aim to reduce the cost of college for students
Kildare Minister Says Budget 2027 Will Support Those "Who Are Vulnerable"
The €8.5 billion package was announced in the Dáil by the Finance and Public Expenditure Minister
Dáil Passes Tax Measures Despite Widespread Criticism
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council described Budget 2027 as being "fast and loose"
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Delays At Hazelhatch Train Station This Morning Due To Signalling Issues
Services to and from Heuston and Newbridge/Hazelhatch are impacted, with delays of up to 55 minutes expected
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