Should manual laborers be paid the same as skilled workers? Episode 222
closeIn this episode, Niall tackles the question: Should manual laborers be paid the same as skilled workers?
In this episode, Niall tackles the question: Should manual laborers be paid the same as skilled workers?
In this episode, Niall addresses a pressing question: Would you allow your child to leave school for a trade? The topic arises from an email sent in by a listener, Pauline, who is torn between her….
In this episode, Niall covers the May Bank Holiday protest, asking participants why they are attending and what their concerns are.
In this episode, Niall explores whether the right to complain starts at the polls. With the upcoming local and European elections in Ireland, voter turnout is a critical issue….
In this episode, Niall looks into the contentious issue of whether politicians should be prosecuted for lying. The discussion arises from a news story from Wales, where members of the Senedd, the….
In this episode, Niall looks into the potential impact of the Rwanda bill on Ireland. The controversial UK legislation aims to deter asylum seekers by sending them to Rwanda. Tánaiste Micheál….
In this interview, Niall speaks with Paul Turner, Immigration Barrister at Imperium Chambers, about the Rwanda bill and its potential devastating effects on Ireland. Niall was told today that….
In this episode, Niall looks into Helen McEntee’s proposed immigration legislation and discusses the alarming 50% drop in Irish staycations. The burning question of the day: Has the government lost control?
In this episode, Niall discusses the events that unfolded at the protest in Newtown Mount Kennedy, where journalist Fatima Gunning from Gript Media was pepper-sprayed, and members of the….
In this episode, Niall tackles the question: Should manual laborers be paid the same as skilled workers?
In this episode, Niall addresses a pressing question: Would you allow your child to leave school for a trade? The topic arises from an email sent in by a listener, Pauline, who is torn between her….
In this episode, Niall covers the May Bank Holiday protest, asking participants why they are attending and what their concerns are.
In this episode, Niall explores whether the right to complain starts at the polls. With the upcoming local and European elections in Ireland, voter turnout is a critical issue….
In this episode, Niall looks into the contentious issue of whether politicians should be prosecuted for lying. The discussion arises from a news story from Wales, where members of the Senedd, the….
In this episode, Niall looks into the potential impact of the Rwanda bill on Ireland. The controversial UK legislation aims to deter asylum seekers by sending them to Rwanda. Tánaiste Micheál….
In this interview, Niall speaks with Paul Turner, Immigration Barrister at Imperium Chambers, about the Rwanda bill and its potential devastating effects on Ireland. Niall was told today that….
In this episode, Niall looks into Helen McEntee’s proposed immigration legislation and discusses the alarming 50% drop in Irish staycations. The burning question of the day: Has the government lost control?
In this episode, Niall discusses the events that unfolded at the protest in Newtown Mount Kennedy, where journalist Fatima Gunning from Gript Media was pepper-sprayed, and members of the….
Leo Varadkar, the Taoiseach and leader of Fine Gael, has announced his unexpected but welcomed resignation, marking the end of his tenure in both roles. In his address outside Government Buildings….
The Irish Defence Forces have announced a significant relaxation of personal appearance standards, ushering in a new era of inclusivity and diversity. These changes, based on recommendations….
In a tragic incident on November 24th, a knife attack outside Coláiste Mhuire on Parnell Square in Dublin left three children injured and sparked a series of events, including riots in the city center. The most severely injured victim, a 5-year-old girl, has recently faced a setback in her recovery, prompting a return to intensive care.
A new pay agreement for public servants could result in a rise in TDs’ pay to approximately €120,000 per annum. Currently standing at €108,987, TDs’ annual salaries are linked to those of civil….
In recent developments, Finance Minister Michael McGrath has reiterated his commitment to diversifying long-term funding for RTÉ beyond complete reliance on the Exchequer. While recognizing the need for reform in the current funding model, McGrath has emphasized that any alternative to the TV licence will require legislative time and will not be implemented within the current fiscal year.
Gardaí probing the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier have confiscated items from the residence of the primary suspect, Ian Bailey. A squad of 10 officers, comprising detectives from Bantry….
In June 2020, the disappearance and subsequent death of 14-year-old Noah Donohoe sent shockwaves through the community of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Noah, a gifted schoolboy with dreams of becoming…
Former US President Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to federal criminal charges related to the unlawful retention of national security documents and lying to officials during the recovery process. The plea, entered during a Miami hearing, sets the stage for a legal battle that is likely to unfold over […]
A series of violent attacks unfolded in the early hours of Tuesday morning, shaking the city of Nottingham and leaving three people dead and several others injured. Nottinghamshire Police are investigating the incidents and have arrested a 31-year-old man on suspicion of murder.
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Should manual laborers be paid the same as skilled workers? Episode 222
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