Results 1-4 of 4 for "cycle to work" speaker:Martin Cullen

Written Answers — Departmental Programmes: Departmental Programmes (9 Feb 2010)

Martin Cullen: Since the introduction of the cycle to work scheme in my Department a total of 8 civil servants have signed up to avail of the scheme. All staff who availed of the scheme signed up in 2009. There is no discernible cost to the Department's vote in administering the scheme. The bicycles and equipment are paid for by way of salary sacrifice. There would be minor costs in processing forms and...

Written Answers — Departmental Programmes: Departmental Programmes (16 Sep 2009)

Martin Cullen: There is no discernible cost to this Department's vote in administering the cycle to work scheme. The bicycles and equipment are paid for by way of salary sacrifice by those acquiring the bicycles. There would be minor costs in processing forms and in carrying the upfront costs until such time as those are offset by the gradual deductions from salary. Neither of these is quantifiable. The...

Written Answers — Departmental Schemes: Departmental Schemes (19 Feb 2009)

Martin Cullen: ...or employee by his or her employer, where the bicycle/associated safety equipment is used by the employee or director mainly for qualifying journeys. The Department proposes to implement the Cycle to Work Scheme in 2009 following the receipt of guidelines from the Department of Finance on how to administer the Scheme in Government Departments.

Written Answers — Smarter Travel Policy: Smarter Travel Policy (17 Feb 2009)

Martin Cullen: ...or employee by his or her employer, where the bicycle/associated safety equipment is used by the employee or director mainly for qualifying journeys. The Department proposes to implement the Cycle to Work Scheme in 2009 following the receipt of guidelines from the Department of Finance on how to administer the Scheme in Government Departments.