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Departmental Agencies.

Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 2 March 2010

Tuesday, 2 March 2010

Questions (98, 99, 100)

Damien English

Question:

141 Deputy Damien English asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment the number of staff at each State agency under the aegis of her Department; the cost of employment for each agency in tabular form. [10327/10]

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Written answers

In the time available it has not been possible to gather all the information requested. The available information is outlined in the table.

Agency

Current Number of Staff

2010 Pay Budget

€m

Competition Authority

42.2

3.614

National ConsumerAgency

44.4

3.646

IAASA

12.0

1.243

Science Foundation Ireland

53.0

4.723

Personal Injuries Assessment Board

74.0

5,695

FÁS

2,055.4

112.330

Labour Relations Commission

46.0

4.011

Health and Safety Authority

192.3

13.504

NERA

116.0

€7.94m in 2009 comprising €6.55m in pay and €1.39m non-pay

Willie Penrose

Question:

142 Deputy Willie Penrose asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment the reason she has prevented employees in her Department from availing of the family friendly option of term time or leave of absence from FÁS in 2010 due to the public sector moratorium on recruitment in view of the fact that the leave is unpaid and therefore cost neutral and that the vacancy is filled temporarily thus giving a person who is currently unemployed an opportunity to secure an income and gain invaluable experience; if this decision will be reviewed; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [10331/10]

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The question of term-time arrangements, as provided for under the Department of Finance Circular 14/2009 on the Shorter Working Year Scheme, is a day-to-day staffing matter for FÁS under its functions as provided for in the Labour Services Act, 1987.

Question No. 143 answered with Question No. 126.

Phil Hogan

Question:

144 Deputy Phil Hogan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment if she has ever made representations to FÁS in respect of contract procurement for any company; the details of those contacts; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [10397/10]

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Contracts awarded to companies for services carried out on behalf of FÁS are subject to normal public sector procurement procedures.

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