77 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social Protection the accumulative number of employees in each of the past five years availing of the part-time job incentive scheme and the number who joined the scheme in each of these years; the cost to the Exchequer in each of the years; the rationale for setting the qualifying criteria for a long-term unemployed person as 15 months unemployed instead of the usual 12 months unemployed; if there is a restriction on the number of participants any one employer may recruit under the scheme; if he will provide any data available to him on the assessment of the effectiveness of the scheme and to provide any data available to him on the average hourly wage or similar data on wage levels typically applying to participants in the scheme. [39519/10]

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77 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social Protection the accumulative number of employees in each of the past five years availing of the part-time job incentive scheme and the number who joined the scheme in each of these years; the cost to the Exchequer in each of the years; the rationale for setting the qualifying criteria for a long-term unemployed person as 15 months unemployed instead of the usual 12 months unemployed; if there is a restriction on the number of participants any one employer may recruit under the scheme; if he will provide any data available to him on the assessment of the effectiveness of the scheme and to provide any data available to him on the average hourly wage or similar data on wage levels typically applying to participants in the scheme. [39519/10]

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