asked the Minister for Local Government if he will state in respect of roadworkers' wages in each county (a) the weekly rate on 1st September 1963; (b) the operative date; (c) the amount of the last adjustment; and (d) details of proposals in his Department; and if he will state in continuation of a reply of 6th March, 1963 the number of workers employed on roads and bridges.
Written Answers. - Road Workers.
There are no outstanding proposals in my Department in relation to the wages of county council roadworkers. Following is the other information sought:—
County Council |
Weekly rate of wages on 1st September, 1963 |
Last Increase |
Number of Roadworkers employed at 31st August, 1963 |
|
Amount |
Operative Date |
|||
Carlow |
140/7 |
3/- |
4/6/62 |
149 |
Cavan |
141/- |
15/- |
1/4/62 |
457 |
Clare |
140/- |
5/- |
1/4/63 |
440 |
Cork |
142/6 |
14/- |
1/4/62 |
1,687 |
149/6 |
14/- |
1/4/62 |
||
Donegal |
135/- |
15/- |
1/4/62 |
916 |
Dublin |
169/6 |
10/- |
3/9/62 |
449 |
Galway |
135/- |
15/- |
1/4/62 |
957 |
Kerry |
140/- |
10/- |
1/4/62 |
581 |
Kildare |
151/6 |
4/- |
4/6/62 |
296 |
Kilkenny |
141/- |
11/- |
1/4/62 |
369 |
Laoighis |
141/- |
12/6 |
1/4/62 |
324 |
Leitrim |
136/- |
8/6 |
1/4/62 |
378 |
Limerick |
142/6 |
14/- |
2/4/62 |
501 |
Longford |
140/- |
5/- |
29/10/62 |
321 |
Louth |
140/6 |
15/- |
1/4/62 |
206 |
Mayo |
145/- |
15/- |
1/4/62 |
1,283 |
Meath |
141/6 |
15/- |
2/4/62 |
284 |
Monaghan |
142/6 |
15/- |
1/4/62 |
327 |
Offaly |
141/- |
12/6 |
1/4/62 |
295 |
Roscommon |
136/- |
7/6 |
1/4/62 |
428 |
Sligo |
136/- |
8/6 |
1/4/62 |
278 |
Tipperary SR |
143/6 |
12/6 |
1/4/62 |
436 |
Tipperary NR |
143/6 |
12/6 |
1/4/62 |
376 |
Waterford |
141/- |
11/- |
1/4/62 |
383 |
Westmeath |
140/- |
15/- |
2/4/62 |
430 |
Wexford |
141/- |
15/- |
1/4/62 |
291 |
Wicklow |
141/6 |
11/- |
1/4/62 |
338 |
NOTE 1. The higher rate of wages for County Cork is payable in the neighbourhood of Cork City.
NOTE 2. The figures in the final column do not include employment on road schemes financed with the aid of grants from the Employment and Emergency Schemes Vote.
NOTE 3. The employment figure for County Mayo includes a large number of farmers who hold small maintenance contracts with the county council.