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Preparing for the EU Pay Transparency Directive: Key Pitfalls to Avoid

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By Doone O'Doherty, PwC Ireland, Workforce Tax
| dublinchamber.ie
Back to Articles By Doone O'Doherty, Workforce Tax and Payroll Partner, PwC Ireland. Based on our experience supporting clients with equal pay and opportunities, we believe treating the EU Pay Transparency Directive merely as a compliance task often leads to poor outcomes. Strictly following the law’s letter can harm employees’ sense of fairness and trust. What matters is how organisations approach these requirements.
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What will Budget 2025 do for Irish workers?

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By Doone O'Doherty, Organisation practice
| ThinkBusiness.ie
What will Budget 2025 do for Irish workers? Doone O’Doherty, Workforce Tax Partner at PwC looks at what may be up Finance Minister Jack Chambers’ sleeve. Aside from tax adjustments to address wage inflation, Minister Chambers is expected to deliver targeted and sustainable tax cuts and spending in the forthcoming Budget 2025. The Budget will feature an €8.3 billion package, with €1.4 billion allocated to taxation measures.
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What will Budget 2025 mean for employers and individuals?

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By Doone O'Doherty
| pwc.ie
As Ireland gears up for Budget 2025, the upcoming general election is poised to play a significant role. After two consecutive budget surpluses, taxpayers anticipate supports and tax cuts. Finance Minister Jack Chambers faces the challenge of balancing these demands with warnings that a giveaway Budget could overheat the economy. Budget 2025 will feature an €8.3 billion package, with €1.4 billion allocated to taxation measures.
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