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Government's 'fiscal rules' arent working and must be reformed, IfG warns - Vimarsana News

Government's 'fiscal rules' arent working and must be reformed, IfG warns

Think tank's proposals would give departments a "minimum" of two years' worth of firm spending plans

Government confirms revenue-raising strings attached to £3.3b Stormont financial package - Vimarsana News

Government confirms revenue-raising strings attached to £3.3b Stormont financial package

The Government has reiterated their £3.3b financial package to Stormont, but said the Executive must raise a minimum of £113m through revenue raising.

UK Govt Outlines Full Details Of £3.3bn NI Spending Settlement | Northern Ireland News, 13/02/2024 - Vimarsana News

UK Govt Outlines Full Details Of £3.3bn NI Spending Settlement | Northern Ireland News, 13/02/2024

'Significant, Fair And Generous' Settlement Outlined

Source: 4ni.co.uk
DBM issues P6.12-T national budget call for 2025 | Jasper Emmanuel Y. Arcalas - Vimarsana News

DBM issues P6.12-T national budget call for 2025 | Jasper Emmanuel Y. Arcalas

THE Department of Budget and Management (DBM) enjoined state agencies to prepare their proposals for the record-high P6.12-trillion 2025 national budget, which it pointed out must be used to address the country’s socioeconomic issues. Budget Secretary Amenah F. Pangandaman issued National Budget Memorandum No. 149 that formalized the national budget…

Public sector strikes: 'Award pay rise now', Michelle O'Neill tells Chris Heaton-Harris - Vimarsana News

Public sector strikes: 'Award pay rise now', Michelle O'Neill tells Chris Heaton-Harris

Denying public sector workers a paylift to which they are entitled is “unacceptable”, Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O’Neill has told NI Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris.