141. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform the reason a front-line worker on €20,000 pays a pension-related deduction of 10% but a person on more than €60,000 pays only 10.5%, with the deduction being on gross salary, the higher the pay, significantly more relief from tax, pay-related social insurance and universal social charge, meaning effectively the lower paid worker paying more. [31327/13]

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141. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform the reason a front-line worker on €20,000 pays a pension-related deduction of 10% but a person on more than €60,000 pays only 10.5%, with the deduction being on gross salary, the higher the pay, significantly more relief from tax, pay-related social insurance and universal social charge, meaning effectively the lower paid worker paying more. [31327/13]

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