IBEC Director General Turlough O'Sullivan on Wednesday announced that he will retire as IBEC Director General in the coming months, having reached retirement age. O'Sullivan will be stepping down after nine years as head of the main business and employer body. After a career in the private and semi-state sectors he joined the Federated Union of Employers (later to become FIE) in 1975 and subsequently IBEC in 1993. He was appointed Director General in 2000.
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Everytime I see him all I can see is Mr. Burns from the Simpsons.
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Will Turlough reveal his retirement package? A little more than 200 euro a week that most of the workers in this country will have I imagine.
Good riddance to him. The whole of IBEC should be retired. Im sure they can all survive on their ill gotten gains, noses shoved out of the trough of public finances once and for all.
Good riddance!
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If he had any particular talents they were certainly well hidden.
He was perfectly suited for the ahern era so. They and begg oversaw a collapse in competitivness, a property bubble and the benchmarking atm. On that basis i wish him well in his retirement.Originally Posted by Trampas
and his big fat pension the hypocrite
Good riddance is right. I can't stand IBEC and, in particluar, this cheerleader for exploiting middle-class employers.
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