Introduce a Living Wage of at least €15 an hour

What this means

• People Before Profit promised in their 2024 general election manifesto to introduce a living wage of at least 15 euro an hour for all workers in Ireland.[source]
• The commitment also includes refundable tax credits aimed at supporting lower-paid workers, giving them more take-home pay.[source]
• This promise falls under enterprise and employment policy and was first stated on 14 November 2024 as part of the party's election platform.[source]
• The commitment is currently at the promised stage only, meaning no delivery date has been set and it has not yet been acted on in government.[source]
• Tracking this promise matters for accountability because it allows voters to check whether People Before Profit push for this wage floor if they gain influence in government.[source]

Direct impact (1)

• owned by party
  People Before ProfitParty

Indirect impact (10)

Two-hop relationships traced through the entity above. Useful for spotting downstream knock-on effects.

• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Adrienne WallaceOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Gino O'BoyleOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Hazel De NortúinOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Conor ReddyOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Eoghan Ó CeannabháinOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Melisa HalpinOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Dave O'KeeffeOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Darragh AdelaideOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Madeleine JohanssonOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via people-before-profit
  Jess SpearOfficeholder