This is a summary of the Living Wage published July 2014. Social Justice Ireland is a member of the Living Wage Technical Group that calculates and updates the Living Wage rate.
This is the fulll technical document underpinning the calculation of a Living Wage. It was prepared, and will be updated, by the Living Wage Technical Group of which Social Justice Ireland is
The 2014 Living Wage for the Republic of Ireland has been calculated by the Living Wage Technical Group at €11.45 per hour. Social Justice Ireland believes this should become the minimum wage
Social Justice Ireland's Socio Economic Review 2014 'Steps Towards a Fairer Future' is a 320-page Review which analyses the economic challenges facing Iris
The key focus of the local and European elections should be securing the wellbeing of this and future generations. Social Justice Ireland’s policy briefing ‘Elections 2014’ identifies some key issues and actions required that are critical to shaping a fairer future.
Issues relating to the concept of work, unemployment levels, under- employment, long term unemployment, investment programme, working poor, tax credits made refundable are discussed in the podcast below. The relevant chapter from our Socio-Economic Review 2014 is available here.
Social Justice Ireland has just published its annual review of the social inclusion aspects of Ireland's National Reform Programme and the Europe 2020 Strategy. The review examines I
783 million people live without clean water, 2.5 billion have no adequate sanitation and 1.4 billion people are without access to electricity in our world today. This is a profoundly unjust s
Click here to access Social Justice Ireland’s General Election briefing on Children and Young People. This briefing outlines some
