Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

So the Deputy has no regard for the people in Cork South-Central who will gain employment from the jobs initiative. I remind the Deputy that people earning as little as €80 per week pay the universal social charge that the Deputy's Government introduced as a result of the mess it made in the first place. If the Deputy thinks it is unfair that an industry pays 60 cent out of every €100 towards job creation for a four year period, then I must point out that every single sector of this society has a contribution to make and will make that contribution.

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