The Jobs Minister says she hasn't given up on a plan to lure Irish emigrants back home.
Last month a proposal by Mary Mitchell O'Connor's Department to offer a 30% tax rate for returning emigrant graduates earning more than €60,000 caused widespread controversy. The so-called emigrants' tax was aimed at those in specialist jobs in areas such as medicine, science, IT and finance. Taoiseach Enda Kenny was forced to dismiss the idea - admitting it was unfair and discriminatory. But Minister Mitchell O'Connor says the plan still has some merit.
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