If you missed the FAS 2008 Opportunities Jobs Fair last weekend don’t panic. I have located the companies who where exhibiting at the show and listed them below. If you are on the job market I would certainly be approaching these companies as they all have open vacancies.
Posts Tagged ‘National Employment Rights Authority’
Jobs in Ireland – FAS Jobs – Companies hiring in Ireland
Saturday, March 8th, 2008Tags: Abbott Ireland, Accenture, Allianz, Argos, Bank of New York Mellon, BWG Foods Ltd, Canon, Casey Recruitment, Chevron Training, Citco Group, Citizens' Information Board (Comhaire), County & City Enterprise Boards, CPM Ireland, Defence Forces, DPS Engineering, Dublin Bus, Dunnes Stores, Eplan software and service, Equality Authority, Failte Ireland, FAS One Step Up, FAS Science Challenge, FAS Supported Employment, Gaisce - The President's Award, Garda Síochána & Garda Reserve, gsmExchange.com, GXP Systems, Handwerkskammer Zu Koeln, Health Service Executive, i-to-i Volunteer & Teach Abroad, IDA Ireland, International Academy of Travel, InterTrade Ireland, IPASS, IPASS (Irish Payroll Association), Irish Congress of Trade Unions, Irish congress of Trade Unions Youth Committee, Irish Jobs, IT Alliance Group, LastMinuteMinders.com, LIDL Ireland GmbH, Lifeline Ambulance Service, Loadzajobs.ie, Local Employment Service Network, LookWest.ie, MBNA Bank of America, McCurrach, McDonalds Restaurants of Ireland Limited, National Employment Rights Authority, One-Step-Up, Pilot Training College of Ireland, Pramerica Software Development and Call Centre, Public Appointments, Quinn Insurance, Ryanair, SAP Ireland, Science Challenge, Shannon Aerospace, Shannon Development, SR Technics Ireland Limited, Stryker Instruments, Supermacs, Superquinn, Teagasc, Tesco Ireland, The Pensions Board, Vocations Ireland, VT Life Skills, YAP Ireland
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Employment Rights & Employment Law – SME’s beware!!
Wednesday, February 13th, 2008
I am offering support to some friends who are setting up a new business venture. Part of my role involves investigating and providing information on the employer – employee relationship. As this is not my niche I have been seeking advice from other friends and business contacts (all employers – mostly SME). To my surprise I probably know more than most of them BUT I don’t employ staff. This is crazy!!
Employment law and Employment Rights awareness is crucial. It is essential to know what your responsibilities are and to have awareness of issues such as working hours, pay & wages, redundancy, terms of employment, annual leave and sick leave etc?
Employment Law & Employment Rights
What are ths options available to SME’s
a) Take this on board yourself – A resource to provide some basic information is the NERA website. There are also numerous courses and training opportunities available.
b) Employ HR expert – As your business and staffing levels increase a HR resource is essential. People are your most valuable resource so people supports are essential.
c) Use the outsourced solution – Retain a HR consultancy as a support when required. I have been dealing with HR Outsourcing and find them quite good.
Personally option c) for me everytime as I find it heavy going.
Tags: Employees, Employers, Employment Law, Employment Rights, HR Outsourcing, National Employment Rights Authority, NERA, Pay, Redundancy, SME's, Terms Of Employment, Wages, Working Hours
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