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JobBridge to Nowhere…

Posted by Old Boy

Irish Student Left Online

Report by the Communications Workers’ Union Youth Committee, November 2012

What is JobBridge?

In July 2011, Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton launched the JobBridge internship scheme. Heralded by the government as a mechanism for labour market activisation (getting a job to me and you); the scheme seeks to provide work experience placements for some of the 434,000 people currently unemployed in Ireland.

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