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December 9, 2009
Public sector pay cuts: the hidden geographies
Posted by irelandafternama under #Commentaries, Data, Links, News stories | Tags: Castlebar, employment, Kilkenny, Letterkenny, Mary Gilmartin, Mullingar, Portlaoise, public sector, Sligo |[13] Comments
Castlebar, Portlaoise, Sligo, Mullingar, Kilkenny, Letterkenny. These six towns have most to fear from the public sector pay cuts just announced by Brian Lenihan. The reason? The proportion of workers employed in the public sector – around 40% in each of these towns, according to CSO data from the 2006 Census (see Table 1). (more…)
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