Staff at failed state-training agency FÁS who are approaching retirement age are participating in FÁS employment courses to prepare them for retirement.
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Staff at failed state-training agency FÁS who are approaching retirement age are participating in FÁS employment courses to prepare them for retirement.
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The Government is confident that new training agency SOLAS has what it takes to secure the future of unemployment.
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Fears are growing for the wellbeing of Enterprise Minister Richard Bruton after he announced that a new agency called SOLAS would train people for something called ‘jobs’.
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FÁS has insisted that it can avert a crisis in Accident & Emergency departments this summer by fast-tracking the qualifications of junior doctors.
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After two days of meetings, the board of State training agency Fás is believed to have selected a new name for the agency which will better reflect its position in Irish society.
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In a modern day equivalent to the search for the holy grail an elite group of civil servants across three government departments have been asked to unravel the mystery that is Fás.
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A man doctors thought was in a vegetative state for 23 years was actually working for Fas, The Mire has learned.
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In what is sure to be a controversial move the Department of Social and Family Affairs is planning to withdraw state benefits from unmarried mothers who cannot prove that they have been trying to meet eligible men.
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Fas has already begun the daunting task of retraining the 7000 samurai warriors whose swords were confiscated by Gardai last Monday.
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A cost benefit analysis of all state agencies which was ordered by Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan has had to be abandoned after it could find no discernible benefit to measure cost against.
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