Tags : IMF

Public sector wage growth should be gradual – IMF

Head of economics at NUI Galway appointed as IMF advisor

The university debate

IMF launching courses on online university

Teacher’s Pet

Student loan system suggested by IMF

31 Jan, 2013
steve
ESRI, fees, HEA, IMF, maintenance grants, OECD, Ruairí Quinn, student loans
Fees, access and admissions

Pensions, health costs & education fees for 2014-2015

Public pay cuts ‘should be considered’

Quinn and Noonan must reject IMF recommendations on fees and invest in third level sector

IMF urges Government to cut social welfare spending

IMF Report on Ireland: Public Sector Pay Reforms

Letter to IMF chief reveals guarantees to increase student contribution

The public sector remains shielded

Legal fees must be slashed, says competition chief

13 Jun, 2011
steve
competition, dentistry, IMF, law, medicine, pharmacy
Governance and administration

Enda vows no public pay cuts ‘at all costs’

Impending changes to legal education

IMF slams ‘outrageous’ public pay rates

The impact of the IMF on Irish legal education

Public servants face pay and job cuts as the IMF moves in

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