However, The Taoiseach was not so bound by legislation regarding caps and savings to the exchequer when he raised the pay cap by over the industrial wage (35k) for his crony who also receives many perks and expenses, on top of his extortionate salary.
This is an example of one rule for people in disadvantaged areas, and another for FG and their cronies - utterly disgusting and corrupt. It's also interesting to note that reduced availability of property increases demand. This is advantageous to people, like the Taoiseach who are Landlords and have invested heavily in their property portfolio.
Kate Hunt
Posted on 4 Dec 2014 12:58 pm
However, The Taoiseach was not so bound by legislation regarding caps and savings to the exchequer when he raised the pay cap by over the industrial wage (35k) for his crony who also receives many perks and expenses, on top of his extortionate salary.
This is an example of one rule for people in disadvantaged areas, and another for FG and their cronies - utterly disgusting and corrupt. It's also interesting to note that reduced availability of property increases demand. This is advantageous to people, like the Taoiseach who are Landlords and have invested heavily in their property portfolio.