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PQ 349

349. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Social Protection if she will implement changes to social welfare payments to ensure that those who take up employment on a part time basis are not penalised by her Department refusing to pay a bank holiday payment to part time workers, when their employers do not cover these days as the hours worked are insufficient to qualify. [2538/14]

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21 January 2014

Last action

21 January 2014 · Social Welfare Payments Administration

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written

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Daly, Clare.

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21 January 2014

Summary

349. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Social Protection if she will implement changes to social welfare payments to ensure that those who take up employment on a part time basis are not penalised by her Department refusing to pay a bank holiday payment to part time workers, when their employers do not cover these days as the hours worked are insufficient to qualify. [2538/14]

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  1. 21 January 2014

    Social Welfare Payments Administration

    349. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Social Protection if she will implement changes to social welfare payments to ensure that those who take up employment on a part time basis are not penalised by her Department refusing to pay a bank holiday payment to part time workers, when their employers do not cover these days as the hours worked are insufficient to qualify. [2538/14]

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