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Tough budgets essential here for 'extended' period
Friday November 20 2009
The global economic recovery is "too timid" in the mostly rich countries of the OECD and unemployment in the euro area may not peak until 2011, the latest economic outlook from the Paris-based think-tank says.
UK jobless 'could hit 9.5% by 2011'
Thursday November 19 2009
The UK's jobless rate could soar to 9.5% in two years' time, even after the economy begins to recover, a leading economic body has warned.
US economy 'set to outpace Europe'
Thursday November 19 2009
The world's rich and developed economies will grow faster next year, but recovery will remain modest, a Paris-based watchdog said
Lenihan signals Budget plan to hit the lower paid
Wednesday November 18 2009
FINANCE Minister Brian Lenihan last night gave his strongest hint yet that he plans to bring lower-paid workers into the tax net.
All capitalists stick together
Tuesday November 17 2009
Thomas Byrne TD says that NAMA has the support of the IMF, the OECD, the ECB and the European Commission.
Unions must put country before their own interests
Monday November 16 2009
Harold Wilson, never a great phrase-maker, was rightly derided when, after having devalued sterling, he told the British working man that "The pound in your pocket is still the same".
Leadership in short supply as economy brought to the brink
Monday November 16 2009
The summer before last, I enrolled in a business course with 15 other people. All of us worked in well-known companies across the country and were, so we thought, on the brink of a brilliant career in a booming Ireland.
MANIFESTO FOR PROGRESS HOW: WE CAN GET OUT OF THE MORASS
Sunday November 15 2009
- Cut public sector pay by 5-7 per cent
Disability allowance claims soar
Sunday November 15 2009
The number of people who are claiming disability allowance has almost doubled in the last decade.
My mother had the eccentric habit of darning grey socks with purple wool, causing childhood trauma to at least one of her children
Saturday November 14 2009
So now they tell us that living standards in Ireland are likely to remain "permanently lower" -- or so the boffins at the OECD say, anyway.
Mathews wrong about NAMA
Saturday November 14 2009
Peter Mathews makes numerous assertions regarding NAMA that simply don't stand up to scrutiny (Letters, November 12).
Breaking News
- 13:17 Bishop sure on Catholic education
- 12:32 Floods 'need independent inquiry'
- 11:47 Op for Allardyce
- 11:02 Redknapp hails Keane
- 09:37 Probe after Polish man found dead
- 09:12 Megson slams FIFA
- 13:17 Bishop sure on Catholic education
- 12:32 Floods 'need independent inquiry'
- 09:37 Probe after Polish man found dead
- 21:27 Strike prompts hospitals warning
- 19:17 Civil servants' £150m pay offer
Top stories from Friday, 20.11.09
- 11:47 Op for Allardyce
- 11:02 Redknapp hails Keane
- 09:12 Megson slams FIFA
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