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Budget 2010 Public sector pay cuts

Posted on | December 9, 2009 | 1 Comment

In todays Budget 2010, Brian Lenihan announced Public Sector pay Cuts.

Check out our Budget calculator for details of the pay cuts and how they will affect you.

The Budget calculator will be updated after the budget annoucement this evening.

The pay cuts as apply to most Public Sector employees are as follows:

public sector paycuts

For salaries of Great than €125,ooo, different rates are applied from an 8% flat rate up to a special Taoieach rate of 20%.

What do you think of these Changes?

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One Response to “Budget 2010 Public sector pay cuts”

  1. james lee
    December 10th, 2009 @ 9:19 pm

    My salary is down 20% off gross taking into account the 2009 and 2010 budgets. My essential spending is static eg:- mortage etc.

    My capital spending will be nil in 2010 and for the years into the future. This affects the private sector more than they realise.

    The government are a disgrace. I will vote with my feet. The Governments 15% reduction includes the voluntary 10% from last budget – this is less than my contributions. Semi state workers and many private sector workers have not been affected. – The majority of the Public approve of the budget – it doesn’t affect them badly.

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