Written answers
Wednesday, 20 March 2024
Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment
Departmental Staff
Catherine Murphy (Kildare North, Social Democrats)
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330. To ask the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment further to Parliamentary Question No. 77 of 6 March 2024, whether the beneficiary of the end of service payment has been engaged by Enterprise Ireland or any other State body on a consultancy basis. [12326/24]
Neale Richmond (Dublin Rathdown, Fine Gael)
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The beneficiary of the end of service payment referenced in our response to PQ 11012/24 has not been engaged by Enterprise Ireland on a consultancy basis.
Neither my Department or Enterprise Ireland would be aware whether or not the beneficiary has been engaged by any other State body.
Catherine Murphy (Kildare North, Social Democrats)
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331. To ask the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment the number of exit and or severance and or redundancy packages granted by his Department, and bodies under his aegis and of bodies he funds in full or in part, of €100,000 and above but less that €200,000, by the amount and by each body in each of the years 2019 to 2023 and to date in 2024. [12347/24]
Simon Coveney (Cork South Central, Fine Gael)
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The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment has not paid exit, severance or redundancy payments of €100,000 and above, but less than, €200,000.
Enterprise Ireland, an agency under the aegis of the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, has confirmed that no exit, severance, or redundancy packages were paid in relation to their operations in Ireland.
Enterprise Ireland have paid statutory benefits within the range set out in the Deputy's question, relating to one overseas role, payable upon completion of contract. Details set out below:
In countries such as the UAE, Qatar, India, China, South Korea and Saudi Arabia, there are provisions for statutory benefits, payable upon completion of contract, related to local service in those jurisdictions. Since 2019, there has been one instance of a statutory benefit between €100,000 and €200,000, paid upon end of contract in an overseas jurisdiction. This payment, which is detailed below, related to an individual with service in excess of 11 years. This was a statutory end of contract payment, in line with local legislative requirements, with no discretionary element, and no further entitlements due in respect of this service.
Agency | Role | Year | Amount |
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Enterprise Ireland | Senior Market Adviser – Overseas Role | 2023 | €120,864 |
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