Fight unemployment by cutting government subsidies. This is what OECD suggests to solve the employment crisis that is gripping Ireland. In fact in their latest report on the global economy health, Paris’ experts took stock on the green island’s economic crisis, showing to the Dublin’s government three clear priorities. The imperative is to reduce: the public debt, the unemployed rate (14.7%) and the financial allowances, to encourage those who have lost a job to find another one. A proposal that the Irish executive likes, despite causing considerable discontent among unions and industrial associations. The Minister for Social Policy Joan Burton declared that they are studying a way to introduce a system to revoke the public subsidy for long-term unemployed who repeatedly refuse “a reasonable opportunity to return to work. “
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