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Carlow Nationalist — Nine in 10 employers would consider hiring someone with convictions – report

The government has been urged to progress legislative reform that promotes inclusivity and anti-discrimination for people with convictions.

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Waterford News & Star — Nine in 10 employers would consider hiring someone with convictions – report

The government has been urged to progress legislative reform that promotes inclusivity and anti-discrimination for people with convictions.

Ciara bracken rocheSaoirse bradyJoe garrihyIrish penal reform trustMaynooth universityCate mccurrySecondary punishmentScoping studyEmployer attitudesHiring peopleCriminal convictionsEmployment equalityEqual status acts

Nine in 10 employers would consider hiring someone with convictions – report

Nine in 10 employers would consider hiring someone with convictions – report
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Letters: Blue Monday is only a myth, so seize the day and be positive

Sir Blue Monday is tomorrow, January 15. It’s reputed to be the most depressing day of the year due to inclement weather, dark evenings, overdrawn bank accounts, maxed out credit cards, broken new year resolutions and the Christmas spirit fading fast.

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Cork hotel ordered to pay €11,000 to Traveller family after it cancelled Confirmation booking

The Workplace Relations Commission found that the family felt ‘humiliated’ after they were ‘ushered out’ of the hotel.

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