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The Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection has launched an Information Campaign in relation to the Working Family Payment to alert employees that they may qualify for this scheme while they are working. The scheme supports employees with families who have low earnings. Currently over 53,000 working families with 120,000 children are receiving an average weekly payment of €135.

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