SIPTU Carlow Kilkenny District Council seeks equity for 65 year old retirees
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The SIPTU Carlow/Kilkenny District Council has called for an end to the inequity in state payments and other supports for workers forced to retire from their employment at 65 years of age and later retirees.
SIPTU Carlow/Kilkenny District Council co-ordinator, Andrea Cleere, said: “At a virtual meeting of the District Council, concerns were raised regarding the extreme inequity that exists for workers who retire at age 65 compared to those who retire at 66 years or older. There was also a strong endorsement of the ongoing Stop67 campaign which seeks to ensure there is no further increase in the pension age.
Four retirement bosses quit: Shakeup at top of listed sector
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Four heads of listed retirement businesses have left in the last few months, with the latest on Monday being Arvida s Bill McDonald. In November, Julian Cook of Summerset Group said he was retiring from the job he had done for seven years, having worked at the business for 10 years. Former CFO Scott Scoullar now heads that company.
In March, Oceania Healthcare chief executive Earl Gasparich resigned and Metlifecare said it was employing him to implement its growth strategy. Oceania is now headed by Brent Pattison who was its CFO.
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Bragg Gaming director Richard Carter steps into CEO role at crucial point of growth
Additionally, members Paul Godfrey and Lara Falzon assumed the roles of chair of the board and audit committee chair, respectively Carter joins at a key point in Bragg s evolution, with an aggressive global growth strategy underway, including expansion into the burgeoning North American iGaming market and an anticipated launch on the Nasdaq
Bragg Gaming Group (TSE:BRAG) (OTC:BRGGF) has found its new CEO in board member Richard Carter, effective May 1.
Carter joins at a key point in Bragg s evolution, with an aggressive global growth strategy underway, including expansion into the burgeoning North American iGaming market and an anticipated launch on the Nasdaq exchange, the company said. His significant industry knowledge and global network will be integral to Bragg’s future growth trajectory.