Plans to dock people’s dole payments for failing to engage with employment services ae “all stick and no carrot” - Social Justice Ireland.
Plans to dock people’s dole payments for failing to engage with employment services are “all stick and no carrot”, Social Justice Ireland has warned.
“This is really a question about why people are unable to engage with the system and why these fines are being put in place,” she said.
News Budget 25 Dole Employment Jobseeker' S Allowance Social Justice Ireland Social Welfare Unemployment
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Greens join FF in querying budget plans for increase in pensions over jobseekers’ allowanceGreen Party whip Marc Ó Cathasaigh says issue should not be framed as one group being more deserving than the other
Read more »
Baby boosts, double 'Christmas bonus' and €12 Jobseekers rise included in BudgetIn a major win for the Green Party, Children’s Minister Roderic O’Gorman secured a baby boost worth €420 for parents of newborn babies
Read more »
Fuel Allowance Scheme Begins Today, Hundreds of Thousands to BenefitThe Fuel Allowance scheme has commenced today, providing financial assistance to households struggling with heating costs during the winter months. While the first weekly installment is being paid out, applications are still open for individuals seeking to avail of this support.
Read more »
Parents are getting two double Child Benefit payments in Budget 2025A major focus on the Budget 2025 discussions has been the Child Benefit, with reports of payment increases, double lump sums and the dismissal of a two-tiered scheme
Read more »
Everything we know about Budget 2025: €560 Child Benefit, energy credits & moreBudget 2025: With the announcement set to place on Tuesday 1st October, we have compiled everything we know so far and what might be expected for the upcoming budget
Read more »
Budget 2025: Parents of newborns to receive triple child benefit paymentMaternity and paternity benefit to increase by €15 a week, welfare payments to increase by €12 while student grants to go up by 15%
Read more »