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Here's how the government says it will get people get back to work
A rake of supports to help people get back to work after the pandemic was announced today.
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A rake of supports to help people get back to work after the pandemic was announced today.
It comes against the backdrop of gloomy economic forecasts.
New data shows a slight worsening of jobless figures while prices continue to tumble.
Interest rates remain at record lows as euro bankers plan a two-year spending binge.
The campus, in Dublin’s north inner city, will eventually be the academic home to 20,000 students.
The arts has “untapped potential”, supports almost 21,000 jobs in Ireland and has the potential to create more, the Arts Council has said.
Minister Brian Hayes said the €2.25 billion worth of new investments would be “focused on the essential over the desirable”.
The ‘stimulus’ announced this week won’t even move the needle, writes Aaron McKenna. So what should be done?
Japan has proposed a new stimulus package in an attempt to revive the country’s faltering economy.