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A job advertisement for a carer to look after an elderly person has sparked outrage on social media because of the low salary on offer.

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The ad described extensive responsibilities, including caring for an elderly person with health problems, housework and administering therapies, all for €500 a month, just over €4 an hour. The outcry was sparked by the discrepancy between the amount offered and the amount of work required.

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