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Significant number of employers signal wage increases as salaries experience rises during 2022
Employers could have a fight on their hands to hold onto their staff this year – six in ten (60percent) workers could potentially change jobs in 2023 and almost one in three (30percent) are definitely considering it.
Latest Index report shows an annual increase in rents for new tenancies - RTB
The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) has published the Q2 2022 Rent Index report today for the period of April to June 2022.
Huge public interest in minimum unit pricing as public seeks information on alcohol
As the leading charity that engages with the public to prevent and reduce the misuse of alcohol, Drinkaware has seen a significant spike in public interest in information on alcohol, particularly regarding minimum unit pricing (MUP) that went ‘live’ on January 4.
Minimum unit pricing of alcohol will ‘push up’ cost of living for workers, warns PBP
Minimum unit pricing of alcohol will increase the cost of living for young people and workers who consume lower cost alcohol, while protecting publicans from low prices elsewhere.
Introduction of new rent pressure zones a sign of failure
The extension of the rent pressure zones (RPZ), while welcome for tenants in the area, is a sign of the Government’s failing housing policy in Galway, according to a Galway-East TD.
Rent hikes in city reveals failure of Government's Rent Pressure Zone strategy
Average monthly rents in Galway city have escalated to €1,260 a month, according to the latest Daft.ie report. Despite this being below the national average of €1,366, it is still an 11.4 per cent increase over the last year.
RTB’s latest Rent Index finds average rent for new tenancies in Mayo was €623
According to the latest Rent Index from the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB), in the October-December period (quarter four) of 2018, the standardised national average rent of tenancies in Mayo was €623 - up from €577 (+€46) one year earlier - and down €9 on the previous quarter (quarter three 2018).
Local Independent Councillor slams own local authority over rent increases
Independent Councillor, Paul Hogan, slammed Westmeath County Council’s differential rent review during the local authority’s monthly meeting in Athlone.
Residential rents on the increase in Westmeath
As the ongoing saga of the nation’s housing woes persists, it has been revealed that private residential rental accommodation prices in County Westmeath continue to increase.
No properties to rent in Galway for those on HAP or rent supplement schemes, Simon report finds
Relying on the private rental sector is "not appropriate" for delivering social housing, or tackling Galway's accommodation crisis, especially as there are no properties available to rent for people on Housing Assistance Payment or on rent supplement.
