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Quiet hiring: Why bosses are recruiting workers from within ranks

Faced with the need for new and developing skills, many employers are retraining their own workers rather than recruit externally. Read on.

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Major conference to bring €3million to Limerick s economy

A MAJOR international conference coming to the University of Limerick will bring €3million to Limerick's economy this summer.

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Major conference to be held in Limerick

A major international conference worth 3 million euro to the local economy has been announced for Limerick.

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Rising long-term sickness threatens UK economic recovery prospects

Britain's long-term illness problem is worse than previously thought, aggravating the shortage of workers, adding to risks of higher inflation and making it harder for the government to speed up the slow economy.

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Rising long-term sickness threatens UK economic recovery prospects

Britain s long-term illness problem is worse than previously thought, aggravating the shortage of workers, adding to risks of higher inflation and making it harder for the government to speed up the.

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