Work begins on developing minimum wage 'that makes sense for Ireland'

Work begins on developing minimum wage 'that makes sense for Ireland'
Terms of reference agreed to allow the Low Pay Commission formally begin research
If legislated, a living wage would see minimum wage workers move from €10.10 to €12.30 an hour. Picture: Press Association
Thu, 15 Apr, 2021 - 10:28
Aoife Moore, Political Correspondent, and Caitlín Griffin
Work has formally begun on implementing a living wage for low-paid workers.
Following a request from the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Leo Varadkar, the Low Pay Commission has commenced work on examining how Ireland can move towards a living wage which would see the lowest-paid workers move from €10.10 per hour to €12.30.

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