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Farm payments 2023

Silverdream

Anyone else feeling the pinch of no September payment this year. Fairly under pressure now for the next few weeks till the Wean-ling sales start. Are we due a few quid in October at all? I know the SFP is usually in December but I'll have to go into hiding before then if i don't get a few quid in

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whelan2

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121234759#Comment_121234759

Go into financial services

Then amounts due on top left

dominatinMC

Also showing up on mine. What date is it due to be paid?

limo_100

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121234098#Comment_121234098

Where about on afford is this?

kollegeknight

Showing in my amounts due thank god.

every penny already accounted for though.

thanks for the heads up.

mr.stonewall

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121233902#Comment_121233902

Snap here

whelan2

Anc showing amounts due for me

mr.stonewall

My experience has been anything from 3 weeks to 4 months. Simple straight forward stuff is quick provided all the ducks are in a row

smallbeef

How long does those the TAMS payment take for a slatted tank? Has anyone submitted claims for construction projects recently?

Submitted my claim and all docs last week. First time claiming TAMS so I don't have any idea how long it takes - like 2 weeks or 2 years??

Things are getting tight here now with the farm payments being late too.

Dunedin

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121220444#Comment_121220444

Just hope your daughter is ok. Everything is irrelevant when in that situation.

the problem with the health service is getting pass the initial bottleneck of A&E. once people get admitted, the treatment is excellent.

whelan2

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121218615#Comment_121218615

Spent a good bit of today in casualty. Daughter very sick , as usual if you need treatment quickly you'll get it. Someone there since 4pm yesterday. Crazy busy. Assholes complaining.

whelan2

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121219693#Comment_121219693

Won't show up until the 17th I'd say

Jb1989

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121219693#Comment_121219693

Left with a lump sump at year end and then taxed on that profit no doubt

Silverdream

I've a bad feeling that payments are going to be delayed even further this year. Nothing showing up on any of the schemes yet. You would usually see them approved or a payment date by now. Today week is the 17th, it will be interesting to see if anyone gets anything next week

Dunedin

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121218267#Comment_121218267

None and no…….

arctictree

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121207360#Comment_121207360

What other employer would allow you to do private work on their premises?! I assume the hospitals at least charge them for the use of equipment etc?

Kevhog1988

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121211935#Comment_121211935

If you ever find that id be interested in hearing it

amacca

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121201032#Comment_121201032

I was listening to a researcher recently discussing top ranking CEOs and how little effect removing them would have on hhe performance of their respective organisations....I wish I could remember more of the interview

I've always suspected very few of them were worth the stratospheric renumeration and probably had to be borderline sociopaths with trains of human suffering and misery left in their wake.

Dunedin

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121200998#Comment_121200998

Circa €200k would be from the public purse and balance is private work that the consultant (doctor) take on themselves outside of their contract hours. Whilst a lot of them do this in local private hospitals, many do it on the site of the hospital they are employed in.

As said above, this is entirely privately paid by people that chose to go private and 2008 consultant contract allows for them to work privately but use the premises and resources of public hospitals.

the new consultant contract from 8 march this year does not allow for private work on hospital site but they can still apply to their employer for permission to work privately off site.

and btw I’m not disagreeing with you for a second or saying that is right But hence why the consultant group are a very powerful and difficult group to manage within the health service.

GNWoodd

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121200998#Comment_121200998

Yes. All of the high ranking bank staff , and the higher echelons in the related construction sector that were on annual salaries of over a million before the crash were definitely worth it .

wrangler

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121200547#Comment_121200547

There's no public servant worth €1m and only the public service would pay it without any performance requirement.

It's sad that so much of our tax money goes on poor performance and poor management from the public service

Any one earning millions in the private sector are usually worth it.

Dunedin

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121200417#Comment_121200417

https://www.hse.ie/eng/staff/resources/hr-circulars/final-1-march-2023-salary-scales-v3.pdf

salary scales attached. It’s the private practice that allows the consultants to earn such vast amounts and lazy reporting to say that their salary was €1m.

Private practice is allowed under the contract negotiated in 2008 and allows consultants to do private work on HSE premises- and boy do they cream it…..hence the report of €1m

new consultant contract in situ since march this year prohibits private work on HSE premises. New contract will see a salary in region of €300k but it’s not mandatory for existing consultants to change over. - only mandatory for new entrants. About 10% of perm consultants have changed to date.

Bass Reeves

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121200417#Comment_121200417

In general it's not the top guys in large organisations like the HSE are the problem. Most can walk out the door and command it or more elsewhere.

At present the CEO of the HSE has imposed an employment embargo on administrative managers. They increased by 33% during COVID. The unions are starting industrial action.

https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2023/1005/1409093-hse-ireland-health/

Nobody is going to lose there job but it will limit promotion for a few years and workers will have to move areas of responsibility to manage the system.

It's the same with the Gardai commissioner and the need to revert to the ore COVID roster. Similar with the changes planned to the leaving certificate by the department of education

At a top level management in the public service is a hard earn.

wrangler

I've often said on here that there's no compulsion on the Dept, AG to pay the payments before Dec and to be aware of that.

One thing I've learnt with the banks (and I've had it as tough as anyone here with them) is that its as difficult to negotiate any figure for overdraft so you might as well add on 20%+ on your needs and have comfort. I 've walked out of a bank over this only to have the phone ringing here when I got home to ask me back.

wrangler

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121199344#Comment_121199344

I'm afraid you're wrong,

https://westernpeople.ie/2023/07/05/hse-staff-member-received-almost-e1m-salary-in-2022/

I'm always annoyed at how little value for money we get from the Civil/public service, I tune into an interview on the radio in the jeep where a guy claimed that if the Public service weren't understaffed they'd do nothing. So I suppose understaffing is another way of kicking ass

Dunedin

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121199644#Comment_121199644

1 day training course is mandatory. Think it’s €156 you get for attending.

Sami23

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121199644#Comment_121199644

Yes training day must be completed ASAP or you will not get paid.

kerrysoul

Does anyone know if you have to attend a 1 day training course before you are eligible to get an ACRES payment, or is the 85% advance payment paid to all farmers on the scheme.

I thought I read something about a compulsory training day which must be completed in year 1 of the scheme

Dunedin

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121199099#Comment_121199099

no one in the HSE on wage (salary) of €900k. However there are plenty of consultants making that via private practice work on top of a €200k salary.

whelan2

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121197834#Comment_121197834

Ah now you can't compare like with like. Daughter gets the pill free every month. Dermatologist put her on it for acne, it's something like 7 euro a month, hardly breaking the hse budget. Heard today of one person high up in the hse on a wage of over 900k, that's crazy money. You'd get plenty of pills for that

Rusheseverywhere

Spoke to a senior senior Civil Servant few years ago, friend of brother;s and he had drink on him so who knows what he said true or not. But he said a certain amount of this is deliberate: money that money not spent on Ag might be used for HSE budgets/targets. Essentially a delaying tactic. Came back into my mind when heard of free contrapcetive for all women now on the cards. That then reminded me of this story. So we all become non binary and get a load of free Johnnies. Still rather my payments on time.

https://nypost.com/2023/10/04/men-invaded-womens-job-fair-after-lying-about-being-non-binary/