Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 15 November 2012
129. Deputy Dara Calleary asked the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation the pensions payable to retired members of the Labour Court and to past chairmen of the Labour Court; the years of service for which those pensions were paid; if any special additional pension payments were made for any member of the Labour Court since 1985; and if so, the details of these arrangements; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [50826/12]
View answerThe pensions currently payable to retired members and Chairpersons of the Labour Court are listed in the following table, together with their years of service and grade at retirement. No special additional pension payments were made to any former member or Chairperson of the Labour Court since 1985.
|
Grade at Retirement |
No of Years of Service |
Pension payable |
|
Chairperson/Deputy Chair |
12 years 17 days |
€40,994.40 |
|
Chairperson/Deputy Chair |
13 years 16 days |
€37,668.24 |
|
Chairperson/Deputy Chair |
8 years 138 days |
€24,192.48 |
|
Member |
7.years 329 days |
€16,298.64 |
|
Member |
17 Years 71 days |
€35,468.88 |
|
Member |
6 years 278 days |
€12,207.93 |
|
Chairperson/Deputy Chair |
9 years 51 days |
€31,098.72 |
|
Member |
4 years 276 days |
€8,288.16 |
|
Member |
6 years |
€10,349.76 |
|
Chairperson/Deputy Chair |
36 years 55 days |
€62,648.64 |
|
Member |
6 years 273 days |
€11,545.44 |
|
Member |
24 years |
€41,063.04 |
|
Member |
6 years 292 days |
€11,149.75 |
