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159. Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason for the difference in figures for the cost of restoring pay equality for post 2010 education and training sector employees as set out by him in the Dáil Éireann on 10 October 2017 as €130 million in a full year, compared with his response of 11 September 2017 in which the cost was €85 million for a full year; the factors on which the stated increase in cost of €45 million or 53% are based; and his plans to resolve pay inequality rather than to maintain differentials in which the cost of remediation must increase annually in the absence of resolving same. [47813/17]

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159. Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason for the difference in figures for the cost of restoring pay equality for post 2010 education and training sector employees as set out by him in the Dáil Éireann on 10 October 2017 as €130 million in a full year, compared with his response of 11 September 2017 in which the cost was €85 million for a full year; the factors on which the stated increase in cost of €45 million or 53% are based; and his plans to resolve pay inequality rather than to maintain differentials in which the cost of remediation must increase annually in the absence of resolving same. [47813/17]

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