Pay holding up in semi-states
by Bernard Harbor
 
Most An Post services continue to be deemed essential, with staff largely in their normal workplaces or working remotely.
Most An Post services continue to be deemed essential, with staff largely in their normal workplaces or working remotely.

Fórsa expects that most commercial semi-state companies will continue to pay full salaries, despite pressures on income in some, at least until the end of April.

 

There has been no loss of pay in a large number of organisations including Dublin airport authority and Coillte. But some staff have been taking annual leave during the period of restrictions on travel and work.

 

Non-commercial semi-state organisations are following public service guidance on essential services, working arrangements and pay.

 

Meanwhile, most An Post services continue to be deemed essential, with staff largely in their normal workplaces or working remotely. A wide range of essential services in the GPO are being maintained.

Similarly, the lion’s share of telecoms activities have been deemed essential.

 

Marine Institute staff involved in food safety testing, aquaculture farming, animal welfare, environmental regulation and facilities supports are also continue to provide what are considered to be essential services.

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