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Lead Story
it@cork welcomes a number of positive measures in the 2019 budget
it@cork Skillnet
LPIC-1 Part 1 LINUX CERTIFICATION (Linux Administrator)
Applied Data Science and Big Data Analytics
Other Industry Events
Launch of EY’s Disruptive Technology Services in Munster
Agile Tour Dublin 2018
Work Matters- Workplace For All- Breakfast Seminar
Staying Ahead - Digital Roadshow
Feature Article
Wishing all Finalists in the 2018 Leaders Awards the very best of luck!
Member News
The Changing Face of Entrepreneurship – CorkBIC shares its 30 years’ experience
100Mbps Delivered to the Worlds Most Remote Fashion Label
Employment Opportunities
Project Management Opportunity – Aspira
Business Analyst Opportunity – Aspira
September Tech Talk
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Work Matters- Workplace For All- Breakfast Seminar

Diversity in the workplace refers to the variety of differences between people in an organisation. The inclusion of people with disabilities in the workforce remains a constant challenge.

Intreo, the employment and income supports service from the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection, is hosting a breakfast seminar on Tuesday 23 October 2018 at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork, to discuss how organisations can address this matter. You will find information on the wide range of financial and other supports available and how to access a labour force of untapped potential.

The keynote speaker will be Paralympian, John Twomey who has competed in 11 Paralympic Games.

This will be followed by a panel discussion with contributions from employers which will include, the Fota Collection, Kearys Motor Group, Boston Scientific and Hays  who will give practical examples of the benefits of an inclusive workplace culture.

There will also be information on the range of financial supports available from our Department to facilitate greater diversity in the workplace.

To register for this event please follow this link

Work Matters-A Workplace for All! -breakfast  Seminar

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