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The Central Bank offers half-million bonus bait in efforts to retain 'key' staff

The Central Bank offers half-million bonus bait in efforts to retain 'key' staff

The Central Bank, Ireland’s regulatory financial body, has paid out almost half a million euros to 28 employees as part of a programme to retain “key” staff – The Times reports.

However, new staff must agree to extend their notice period from three to six months in return for the money.

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