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‘PRSI increases for keeping pension age at 66’ - Humphreys

Cabinet rejects recommendation of independent commission to raise state pension age to 67 by 2031 and to 68 by 2039

Sinn Féin says PRSI rate is ‘out of line’ and ‘businesses know it will increase’

Louise O’Reilly, the party’s enterprise spokeswoman, says social contributions from business should increase gradually and in conjunction with employers

Neil McDonnell: SF’s tax reform proposals are a welcome start to the debate

The party’s proposed amendments have merit, but some tweaks would benefit the SME sector and give greater equity of taxation

Bacik proposes paid leave for post-abortion complications

Labour TD’s suggested legislation also includes paid leave for early miscarriages and for women undergoing IVF treatment

Ticking timebomb: Can the Pensions Commission find the solutions to a problem the government may not want to solve?

How can we pay for the state pension, with a changing demographic making this more and more difficult? And should the pension itself be reduced, or raised? The Pension Committee’s conclusions on such explosive issues have now been pushed back to September