[…]pay a closer to the effective rate of 12.5% Corporation tax which is already quite low by comparison to other nations. 14 NA 4 PUBLIC TRANSPORT Congress notes: The year on year cut backs to Public Transport funding in Ireland. Congress further notes: The constant hikes in the cost of using Public Transport with no apparent improvement of service. Congress notes with concern: The decreased availability and increased cost of accommodation for students forcing more students to commute to college. Congress recognises: The cost of public transport for students in Ireland is significantly higher than in other European countries. […]
[…]with responsibility for general communications to multiple publics, with a special responsibility for communication to elected representatives, political parties and their staffs. The successful candidate will have experience in communicating to a wide range of publics on social and political issues, with a proven record in writing for printed and online publications, press relations and monitoring of outcomes from communications. The successful candidate will have an excellent standard of written and spoken English. The candidate will report to the General Manager The successful candidate will assist the President with the communications needs of the organisation, including: Research and Develop […]
[…]job seekers at this year’s event can get the inside track on what employers are really looking for,” adds Mark. Entry is free once you pre-register at graduatecareersfair.com and students are advised to get there early to make the most of the day. “If the last few years are anything to go by, we’re expecting a very busy day in the RDS on October 5th, so we would advise students to get there early so they can make the most of the day,” says gradireland Events Director Aisling Ni Mhuiri. The Union of Students (USI) in Ireland is also urging […]
[…]award categories include student campaigns, activism, online and print media, volunteering and community engagement. For those working in college newspapers and student media outlets, the SAAI offers them the chance to be recognised by leaders in the industry. Leading youth website, SpunOut.ie will judge the Welfare Campaign of the Year Award and Amnesty Ireland will judge the Student Leader of the Year Award. Photographer of the Year. Community volunteering and campaigns to promote student well-being will also be recognised at SAAI 2018. The Wheel will judge Charity Event of the Year and Samaritans Ireland will judge the Mental Health Activism […]
