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Springboard+ offers 392 free, part-time conversion courses in higher education
Additional 2,000 people claim payment in Donegal following new restrictions
Minister warns impact of new restrictions in Dublin not yet reflected in figures
Number in receipt of pandemic benefit drops 64% from peak to 209,951 claimants
Some 219,000 people now receiving PUP, a 63 per cent drop on peak in May
Anxiety at moving elderly residents during pandemic and no redundancy for staff
Comptroller finds residents in private homes more likely to incur charges for additional services
Number getting Covid-19 unemployment benefit falls by 12,000 with 240,000 on Live Register
Number receiving payment falls by 12,300 in past week, down 54 per cent from peak
Some 313,800 are claiming pandemic payment, down from a high of almost 600,000
Humphreys says last week saw largest number of people returning to work since crisis began
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Over 26,000 people to return to work, according to Department of Social Protection
Request for €20 rise during crisis from 40 organisations is rejected
The payment is taxed but you will not face a lump sum of a tax bill
Figures show 35,600 people who were receiving the benefit are now returning to work
Q&A: Dominic Coyle: ‘I suspect your friends face a difficult and costly time’
Revenue says over 50,000 companies have now signed up for emergency payments
Minister says State may have come through worst of pandemic linked temporary lay-offs
There are about 54,000 people who are receiving the payment for the first time
If you have a rainy-day fund start eating into it now
Concern over coronavirus will allow others to pick up on behalf of house bound people
Optics of State’s challenge to regulator of data-gathering multinationals are appalling
Row between department and Data Protection Commissioner likely to go to court
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GP body admits financial difficulties as resigning team cites governance issues
EU directive brings extra requirements. Why is there such opposition to it?
Irish Council for Civil Liberties calls for publication of information in public interest
Staff often suggest people bring their own interpreter to appointments
Department of Social Protection allegedly interfered with role of its data protection officer
Government is wrestling with unfairness on pensions, but discrimination is not yet in the past
Department of Social Protection says it made €530m in savings after reviewing payments
Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection says rise in PRSI could be used to pay for Ireland’s welfare regime
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