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Tag Archives: Public Sector Workers
On The Gravy Train
It’s good to know that not everyone suffered during the recession in Ireland. According to today’s Independent, in the period 2007 to 2013, when the country went bankrupt and lost its economic sovereignty to the Troika, when thousands of businesses … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Ireland, Public sector
Tagged civil service, Irish Independent, pay increments, performance, Public Sector Workers, recession, tenure
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Blame game
On the Marian Finucane show at the weekend, Blair Horan, one of the architects of the original Croke Park agreement bemoaned the dire straits that many public sector workers now found themselves in, faced with crippling mortgages “through no fault … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin, Economy, Ireland, Public sector
Tagged Bankers, Blair Horan, Dublin, Ireland, Mortgages, Public Sector Workers
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