Public sector pay in line with international average

Ireland

Figures from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) show public sector pay in Ireland at an overall level in line with international averages - 11.2% of total output (GDP), just above the 11.1% average for EU countries in the OECD. While there are some senior jobs that are at the top end of the international scale that is not the case for pay overall and Impact points out that the OECD figures don't take account of the 7% pensions levy.
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