Top civil servants in line for almost €40,000 pay raise each next year
Nineteen secretaries general could receive a salary boost as part of the restoration of pay cuts introduced during the financial crash
The country’s highest-paid civil servants are in line for a pay rise of almost €40,000 each next year as part of the final reversal of the pay cuts which followed the financial crash.
Robert Watt, the acting secretary general of the Department of Health, looks set to be appointed to the position on a permanent basis, a move that means his existing salary of €212,000 will rise to €292,000.
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