Some tips to help you find a job 1. Get back in touch with your old college to see if they have a job placement scheme. If you’re serious about finding work you should leave no stone unturned. 2. Take some classes. Today’s emphasis on lifelong learning means you need to show you are someone […]
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Christmas Jobs Argos Ireland 2019
Christmas work at Argos in Ireland for 2019 Argos Ireland usually recruits as many as 500 part-time staff for the busy Christmas period. It is a good place for students to get work during the Christmas holidays. Most of the Christmas jobs at Argos are Customer Advisor roles. One day you could be at the […]
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Employment growth in Ireland
The number of people in employment in Ireland in Q2 2018 increased by 3.4% in the year to June 2018 . The total in employment stands at 2,255,000. The Central Statistics Office say there are just 144,300 unemployed and that 1,448,900 are not in the labour force. The employment rate in Ireland is 67.9% – […]
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Employment Figures Looking Good
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) in Ireland released some figures from the Labour Force Survey (LFS) from Q1 2018. from the beginning of Q3 2017. The figures show that in the first 3 months of 2018, ther were 2,220,500 people in employment, up 2.9% or 62,100 from the same quarter in 2017. When adjusted for […]
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Free Training Courses for the Unemployed
Skillnets is a scheme that provides free training courses to jobseekers in areas of skills shortages. Under Skillnets – groups of companies with similar training needs set up training networks and offer courses to jobseekers . Skillnets mission is the “promotion and facilitation of work-based training and upskilling as key elements in sustaining Ireland’s national […]
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Help with Starting a Business for the Unemployed
Back to Work Enterprise Allowance: If you are unemployed – you don’t need to rely on other people to give you a job , you can become self employed. There is financial help available for people in Ireland who are on social welfare and start their own business. In the early stages of being self […]
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