The Government is confident that new training agency SOLAS has what it takes to secure the future of unemployment.
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New training agency can secure future of unemployment
Concern as Bruton sees a light no one else can see
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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40 Shades of Clouds campaign to attract cloud computing jobs
Department of Enterprise, Jobs and Innovation officials are worried that New Zealand is attracting cloud computing jobs that might otherwise come to Ireland.
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Irish pilgrims travel to Paris to witness OECD jobs ‘vision’
Thousands of pilgrims are travelling to the OECD headquarters in Paris in a spirit of prayer after an official there had a vision of jobs in Ireland.
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Jobs Initiative to use story-telling to keep memory of employment alive
The Government’s Jobs Initiative is expected to use oral story-telling techniques to keep the memory of employment alive, The Mire has learned.
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Pressure on wombs as Govt to create more jobs than there are people
Medical experts have expressed fears that the Government’s job creation strategy could put the nation’s wombs under unprecedented and unsustainable pressure. Their concern follows the announcement that the IDA and Enterprise Ireland will create more jobs than there are people by 2015. “This is a high risk strategy,” a midwife said. “Our wombs are...
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Union fights for jobs of staff who don’t work
Sources on both sides of the Bank of Ireland pay dispute have admitted that reaching resolution on the issue is unlikely unless it can be established what the staff involved actually do for a living.
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Public servants to go on work experience
Leading public service trade union, IMPACT, is understood to be seeking a comprehensive work experience scheme for public servants before it will entertain any Government attempts to reduce the public service through redundancy programmes.
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Lenihan doesn’t fancy career prospects
Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan is said to be utterly bemused at opposition calls for his resignation over the International Monetary Fund’s bleak assessment of Mireland’s economic outlook.
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TDs to apply for jobs subsidy scheme
The Government’s proposed temporary employment subsidy scheme has been warmly received by Fianna Fail and Green TDs, councillors and party workers all of whom expect to apply for the subsidy.
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