Community workers strike for pay rise amid cost of living crisis Tags:ireland 2 comments Do these people work for the state? The article mentions pieta house, western care etc. These aren’t government agencies so why would the government be involved in there pay talks? There are far too many charities and community groups operating in the same sectors in Ireland. Some consolidation of services would help level the playing field for low paid staff. The government should not be providing additinal funding for charities and groups that are not viable Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Do these people work for the state? The article mentions pieta house, western care etc. These aren’t government agencies so why would the government be involved in there pay talks?
There are far too many charities and community groups operating in the same sectors in Ireland. Some consolidation of services would help level the playing field for low paid staff. The government should not be providing additinal funding for charities and groups that are not viable
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Do these people work for the state?
The article mentions pieta house, western care etc.
These aren’t government agencies so why would the government be involved in there pay talks?
There are far too many charities and community groups operating in the same sectors in Ireland.
Some consolidation of services would help level the playing field for low paid staff.
The government should not be providing additinal funding for charities and groups that are not viable