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GARDA COMMISSIONER MARTIN Callinan will meet with the Garda Representative (GRA) committee this Wednesday, to discuss the impact that proposed cuts to garda pay will have on his force.
During a meeting of its central executive committee this week, the GRA passed a motion of no confidence in Justice Minister Alan Shatter and said ti was “convinced” that the commissioner was unaware of the impact of pay cuts and lack of resources on his workforce.
Following the strong statement from the GRA, Callinan said he would meet with its members and TheJournal.ie understands this is planned for Wednesday morning when Callinan will speak with the central executive committee of the body.
Yesterday GRA President John Parker said the office of the commissioner has traditionally done what government has asked but now his members were asking management at every level to stand up for them.
The association has plans in place to implement a number of measures which would see gardaí “turn off the goodwill tap” from 22 February if the government pushes forward with its plans.
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Hopefully they will set up here in this fine country, something positive for once.
It would make so much sense if airbnb set up in Ireland. It can be such a good full time/part time money maker. I have a lot of friends abroad who rent their place(s) through airbnb and earn a ton from it.
Who?
Air bnb renting a bed from Google?
Such a good website just wish they didn’t charge for each stay.
What’s the chances of them setting up outside of Dublin, cork or Galway if they do come?
there is already a surplus of IT jobs in dublin, maybe like the others they will be looking to get in younger, cheaper, multilingual folk. something which there aren’t a whole lot of in Dublin
And yes it’s Dublin
Great news. They are coming to Dublin there’s a post giving the recruitment link
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