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300 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance the mechanism for calculating public sector pay cuts, announced in budget 2010, for those with a job-sharing work arrangement; if the percentage pay cut is calculated on the basis of actual gross income or on the basis of a full-time equivalent gross income; if his attention has been drawn to any anomalies arising from the method of calculation which would lead to individuals on identical gross incomes being subject to differing cuts in gross pay because one or other was in a job-sharing work arrangement; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2045/10]

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300 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance the mechanism for calculating public sector pay cuts, announced in budget 2010, for those with a job-sharing work arrangement; if the percentage pay cut is calculated on the basis of actual gross income or on the basis of a full-time equivalent gross income; if his attention has been drawn to any anomalies arising from the method of calculation which would lead to individuals on identical gross incomes being subject to differing cuts in gross pay because one or other was in a job-sharing work arrangement; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2045/10]

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