The majority of Irish workers earn salaries that are less than the €38,000 pay rise awarded to Bertie recently according to information obtained by the Labour Party.

The figures from Minister for Finance Brian Cowen show that 1.452 million employees were earning less than €38,000-a-year in 2006, out of a total workforce of 2.1 million.

You should be ashamed of yourself Bertie ….. run the country and its people into the ground while you line your pockets …  both legitimately and illegitamately!

Resign ….. resign ….. resign!

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Get a life Bertie.

You are certainly a well moulded disciple of Charlie Haughey …. He’d be extremely proud of you.

You accepted a €38,000.00 pay increase and then you have the audacity to call on us PAYE workers to forego modest pay increases and practise wage restraint.

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The NEWB is charged with ensuring that each child in the country is receives an education. Schools are obliged to cooperate with the NEWB and are required to furnish details of pupils absences if:

• a pupil has been absent from school for a cumulative total of twenty days or more
• a pupil’s name is to be removed from the school register for any reason
• a pupil has been suspended for a cumulative total of six or more days
• a principal is concerned about a student’s attendance
• the school has expelled a pupil.

School have the option to provide the required information in written format or online at SchoolReturn.ie

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