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# Wages

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Most employers will be hiring next year, but workers expect to get more from those jobs
Good news: Your boss might be planning a wage bump for you
Ireland has the second highest percentage of low-paying jobs in the world
Sleepover duty is overtime, Labour Court recommends to care staff
Minister: Strong argument for raising the minimum wage as economy recovers
Pay packets keep shrinking, unless your job's in IT
The Briefcase: The biggest landlord in the land, wage rows and Limerick's new oil barons
Delayed wage payments should be in accounts by end of day
Irish households pay just under 24% in tax, a new study says
Delay in wage payments to Ulster Bank customers
Public sector average wages are €300 per week higher than private sector
Scrapping rent allowance for garda recruits will 'create friction' in ranks
LinkedIn agrees to pay employees €4.4 million over wage violations
Women in G20 countries will have to wait 75 years to earn as much as men
'We should not fear increases in the minimum wage.' - Joan Burton links recovery with wages
'Now is not the time for wage rises' - ISME
Paris Bakery workers end sit-in as Revenue comes to the rescue
USI says 'internship culture' to blame for low graduate wages
The Paris Bakery sit-in will be discussed at UN labour conference today
Which sector saw the biggest wage gains so far this year?
End in sight? Paris Bakery workers to meet with boss today
Paris Bakery workers visit owner's home calling for unpaid wages
'We can't pay our bills with promises'
"I don't think we will see the money." - Dublin bakery staff staging sit-in over back wages
Mandate union says water charges will result in job losses for the real economy
Central Bank: The economy is on the up, but inflation remains stubbornly low
Aer Lingus paid its chief executive €1.5m in 2013
McDonald's workers claim their wages were stolen...by McDonald's
Column: As a society, we can't afford to pay Irish workers so little
Irish people are working longer and earning less than 2012
250,000 households have less than €15,000 a year to live on
'A good day for low-paid workers' as JLCs are retained
14 signs that payday can't come soon enough
Column: The introduction of a living wage would benefit ALL of Irish society
New £5 million salary cap for the 'most competitive league in world rugby'
Staff to picket UCC's Tyndall Institute tomorrow over pay dispute
Payment issue for some AIB customers delayed the payment of wages
Nine minsterial advisers have salaries higher than pay guidelines
Spanish PM says falling wages help save jobs
Probe launched into allegations of fraudulent garda payment claims