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New regulation to hike minimum wage of security workers in Ireland

New regulation to hike minimum wage of security workers in Ireland

June 15, 2024

Workers in the security industry in Ireland will see their minimum rates of pay go up from next month. The minimum hourly rate of pay for an adult worker will rise from €12.90 to €14.50 after a new Employment Regulation Order for the sector comes into effect on July 1. The move is expected to … Read more

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