A Jobs Fair will take place in the offices of Wexford County Council in Wexford town, on Tuesday 15 March 2016 from 10.00am to 4.00pm. The jobs fair is hosted by the The Department of Social Protection and the European Employment Services (EURES) . All unemployed people who are looking for work locally (South East) […]
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Job Hunting Tips
Job Hunting – Some Tips Effort : Your chances of finding a job will be increased if you put more effort into job hunting. If you are unemployed – treat job hunting as your new full time job from 9 to 5 Monday to Friday . It will get you used to being in a […]
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Work Opportunities for Engineers in Ireland
Engineering Skill Shortages in Ireland: Whilst overall unemployment remains high in Ireland – there are shortages of skilled staff in several areas requiring engineering skills Production and process engineering (automation (e.g. computer numerical control, computer aided design and manufacturing, programmable logic control (PLC)), process safety and system control) Quality and validation (e.g. Computer Validation Systems […]
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Septic Tank Inspection Jobs
With the new regulations on Septic Tank Registration and Inspection – there was some hope that there would be plenty of new jobs in the area of waste treatment plant and septic tank inspection . Some firms are offering training courses in Septic Tank maintenance and inspection in Ireland. It migh turn out like the […]
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Intreo.ie New Jobseekers Service
Intreo is the name for a new agency to support Jobseekers in Ireland. The name seems to come from the fact that it is supposed to be an INTegRated One Stop Shop for Jobseekers. Or it could be to do with the Irish for “Direction” – which is “Treo” . The general idea is that […]
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Transfering Jobseekers Benefit Abroad
With the current employment problems for many people in Ireland – some of you may be thinking of moving to the UK or elsewhere in the EU to look for work. The good news is that anyone claiming Jobseekers Benefit can continue to get payments from Ireland for up to 13 weeks when you go […]
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