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Minimum wage set to increase to €10.20 an hour as illness benefit eligibility to change in January 2021
Updated: 23 Dec 2020, 11:44
THE TANAISTE has announced that the National Minimum wage is set to increase in 2021 - and the Illness Benefit eligibility time is going to decrease.
Leo Varadkar has today revealed that from January 1, 2021, the National Minimum wage will rise by 10c to €10.20.
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The changes to illness benefit eligibility mean that now employees will be able to avail of the payment after a period of three days of illness.
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This marks a change from the six days of illness that put workers in line for the payment previously.
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Church of Ireland Christmas services in Killarney will be online.
Rector of Killarney, the Venerable Simon J Lumby, says the risks associated with holding public services are too great during the festive period.
Yesterday, with the imposition of new restrictions, it was announced Christmas religious services may take place, but will move online after December 25th.
Places of worship may remain open for private prayer.
The Venerable Simon J Lumby says the risks are too great to continue with Christmas services as scheduled in St Mary’s (Church of Ireland) Killarney.
He’s cancelled the public services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, however, a service will be live-streamed on YouTube in lieu of public worship.
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