爱尔兰政府批评在生活费用危机中推迟提高生活工资。 Irish government criticized for delaying living wage increase amid cost-of-living crisis.

爱尔兰政府面临批评, 将维持生计工资延迟至每小时14.75欧元, 直至2029年, 反对党指控「反工人议程」。 The Irish government faces criticism for delaying the introduction of a living wage to €14.75 an hour until 2029, accused by opposition parties of having an "anti-worker agenda." 由于工人面对生活费用危机而挣扎,病假增加和养老金自动登记方面的延误也引起了愤怒。 Delays in sick leave increases and pension auto-enrolment have also been met with outrage, as workers struggle with the cost-of-living crisis. 政府为拖延辩护,指出最低工资在五年内上涨33%,目前工资增长超过通货膨胀。 The government defends the delays, pointing to a 33% increase in the minimum wage over five years and current wage growth exceeding inflation.