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11-01-2010, 20:28
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2010/0111/1224262053852.html
cei carora in mod abuziv le-a fost refuzat un somaj,etc uite ca e 'foame mare' la ONG-uri de i-a gasit grija de noi.
We have come across an attitude in parts of the country where community welfare officers now see themselves as gatekeepers of Irish funds rather than working to see if someone has an entitlement,” said Wayne Stanley, CMP housing and welfare officer.
He highlighted the case of one Polish migrant worker in Mallow, who was refused supplementary welfare allowance in August despite having lived and worked in Ireland since September 2004. A copy of a letter of appeal sent by the charity on the migrant’s behalf detailed that he had made a total of 193 paid contributions during his term of employment and was granted jobseeker’s benefit before seeking the basic payment.
The migrant subsequently won an appeal and is now receiving the supplementary welfare allowance.
In 2009 the State repatriated 14 Bulgarians, 33 Czechs, five Estonians, nine Hungarians, 52 Latvians, 16 Lithuanians, 93 Poles, 394 Romanians and 47 Slovaks.
cei carora in mod abuziv le-a fost refuzat un somaj,etc uite ca e 'foame mare' la ONG-uri de i-a gasit grija de noi.
We have come across an attitude in parts of the country where community welfare officers now see themselves as gatekeepers of Irish funds rather than working to see if someone has an entitlement,” said Wayne Stanley, CMP housing and welfare officer.
He highlighted the case of one Polish migrant worker in Mallow, who was refused supplementary welfare allowance in August despite having lived and worked in Ireland since September 2004. A copy of a letter of appeal sent by the charity on the migrant’s behalf detailed that he had made a total of 193 paid contributions during his term of employment and was granted jobseeker’s benefit before seeking the basic payment.
The migrant subsequently won an appeal and is now receiving the supplementary welfare allowance.
In 2009 the State repatriated 14 Bulgarians, 33 Czechs, five Estonians, nine Hungarians, 52 Latvians, 16 Lithuanians, 93 Poles, 394 Romanians and 47 Slovaks.