Employment-Unemployment

The BJC is a co-operative society and its objectives and powers are:

To inform, advise and support any individual or group in Ballymun who wants to engage in work, be that paid employment, self-employment, or voluntary.

To foster, co-operate with and where necessary, co-ordinate all initiatives in Ballymun that promote or maintain employment.

The objective of the EDIC is to encourage the dissemination of information about the European Union and to stimulate discussion, debate and feedback at grassroots levels through the provision of information and the organisation of courses and events.

Bray Area Partnership’s Local Employment Service provides the following services for people who are unemployed in the Bray area:

Farney is a collective term for five parishes in South Co. Monaghan, bordering the counties of Armagh, Louth, Meath and Cavan. It has a population of approximately twenty thousand, with Carrickmacross is its principal town.

On 16 June 1993, as a response to the need in Farney for socio-economic reconstruction, twenty-eight voluntary community groups came together to form an umbrella group that would be located in Carrickmacross and Farney Community Development Group. 

The Clondalkin Local Employment Service is a free, confidential & client centred employment service for unemployed people and people who wish to return to work. Through one-to-one support we work with you to identify suitable employment and where necessary, find training and education programmes that will prepare you for the workforce.

We Offer:

WHO WE ARE

CPLN Area Partnership is a local development company creating local solutions to national problems. Partnerships are supported under the South Eastern Regional Operational Programme of the National Development Plan 2007-2013.

WHAT WE DO

The Communications Workers' Union is Ireland's premier union for the Postal, Telecommunications and Call Centre sectors.

With members in Eircom, An Post, Vodafone, Meteor, O2, American Airlines and many others, the CWU has a proven track record in representing members interests.

The Local Employment Service is an innovative network of services developed to meet the needs of the unemployed in Drogheda. It has been created to help these people to take practical steps towards getting a job by providing access to a range of employment, training and educational opportunities.

Through one to one mediation it

Dublin South Supported Employment (DSSE) provides a service to people with disability in the south Dublin area. DSSE is a programme supported by FAS, which accesses mainstream employment, both part-time and full-time, for people with disabilities, based on their choice, needs and abilities.

Supported Employment enables people with disabilities to be employed in paid jobs in the open labour market. People with a wide range of disabilities have become employed using the Supported Employment Model.

At the core of this service, is an ethos of offering a "client centered", flexible approach which is tailored to the unique needs of each individual. Through the process of one to one career guidance, each client is assisted to draw up a career plan and to implement it.

Our service is completley free and confidential to you if you have been unemployed for one year or more and if you live in the Dundalk Urban Area.

EmployAbility Clare supports people with a disability or illness to reach their potential in employment.  We are a county-wide government funded employment support service:

• For people with a disability or illness who want to work
• For businesses who want to recruit or retain staff, or become more disability confident

WE’RE SUPPORTING PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY OR ILLNESS TO REACH THEIR POTENTIAL IN EMPLOYMENT

Supports for Jobseekers:

We help jobseekers find suitable work and support them in employment

First Employment Services is an employment agency with a dual function:

• To facilitate and support the integration of job seekers with disabilities into paid employment in the open labour market;
• To meet the labour requirements of employers.

Criteria:

- Candidates must be over 18.
- Have a disability.
- Willing and able to work 8 hours or more per week.
- Require support to access and maintain employment in the mainstream labour market.

Catchment Area: Cork City and County.