New research has revealed that many believe 'key workers' living in Dublin should be provided a rent allowance.
Many believe 'key workers' living in Dublin should be provided a rent allowance , new research has revealed.
“My wife was a nurse, my mother was a nurse, my mother-in-law was a nurse, I was chairman of a hospital in Dublin,” he said.?’ And if it wasn’t for Filipinos and Italians and foreign nurses, we could close the place down.” He said that ‘key workers’ should be defined as public service employees or those who cannot work from home.However, Jason Cullen from the Dublin Commuter Coalition said that this wouldn’t be such an easy task., you’ve got your special needs assistants, teachers, et cetera,” he said.“You have people moving from Drogheda and Naas – even further beyond – where the public transport services, they’re not there,” he said.
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