Show Notes
We take a closer look at some of the stories you may have missed in the news this morning. Joining Anton this morning was Charlie Weston, Personal Finance Editor of the Irish Independent.
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94.2% of GRA members have said they were prepared to take industrial action because of dissatisfied with their working conditions. Speaking to Anton was Deputy General Secretary of the GRA James Morrisroe.
As we prepare for a cold and wet winter, many countries are warning their citizens to stockpile at least three days of supplies to prepare for future storms and floods. So how ready should we be in Ireland, in the face of a stormy season? Evelyn Cusack, Former Head of Forecasting, Met Eireann tell us.
The Government has launched a new rural strategy aimed at improving life in rural Ireland by 2031. It comes with with plans for better transport, broadband, housing and jobs. Anton gets the view of the strategy with CEO of Rural Link, Briain Smyth.
Exit polls in Israel suggest that Benjamin Netanyahu’s party will not lead the next government. For the latest on the election Anton spoke to Ruth Eglash Senior Correspondent at the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
In Ireland many contracts state you can't discuss pay with your colleagues. But should you be able to know how much your colleagues are getting paid? Anton asked Julie Galbraith Head of Employment at Eversheds Sutherland law firm.