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8. Deputy Áine Collins asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection the reason a community employment supervisor who is funded by her Department is forced to retire when he or she reaches the age of 66; the reason this is the case when, under Irish law, there is no mandatory retirement age. [39404/14]

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15 October 2014

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15 October 2014 · Community Employment Schemes Eligibility

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15 October 2014

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8. Deputy Áine Collins asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection the reason a community employment supervisor who is funded by her Department is forced to retire when he or she reaches the age of 66; the reason this is the case when, under Irish law, there is no mandatory retirement age. [39404/14]

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  1. 15 October 2014

    Community Employment Schemes Eligibility

    8. Deputy Áine Collins asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection the reason a community employment supervisor who is funded by her Department is forced to retire when he or she reaches the age of 66; the reason this is the case when, under Irish law, there is no mandatory retirement age. [39404/14]

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