NI minister aiming to support recently unemployed
People in Northern Ireland who have recently been made redundant will be offered support from the country's executive, giving them the opportunity to find more work.
That is according to Sir Reg Empey, the Northern Ireland Executive's minister for employment, who says that jobless people will not be forgotten about.
"Whilst I cannot generate jobs or employment, I can assure you that all efforts will be made by my officials to provide support for those individuals who have been made redundant," he commented.
The minister went on to say that information about training, along with details concerning new job opportunities, will be made available from the government department that he is responsible for.
Last month, Sir Reg also gave his backing to the Apprentice of the Year Awards 2010, which is being run by his department.
The scheme aims to highlight the good work that is being undertaken by apprentices and their employers in Northern Ireland.
Contact us for legal advice
News Categories
- Asbestos Related Claims
- Assets Splits
- Attorney Powers
- Business Transfers
- Capital Gains Tax
- Charities
- Child Contact
- Claims
- Commercial Disputes
- Commercial Law
- Commercial Property
- Conveyancing
- Corporate Recovery
- Criminal
- Criminal Injuries
- Debt Recovery
- Divorce
- Domestic Violence
- E-Commerce
- Employment
- Enduring Powers of Attorney
- Estate Administration
- Family law
- Financial Settlements
- Gifting
- Housing Associations
- Income Tax
- Industrial Disease
- Inheritance Tax
- Licensing
- Medical Negligence
- Motoring offences
- Office of Care and Protection
- Police Investigations
- Prescription Drug Poisoning Allegations
- Professional Negligence
- Public Place Injuries
- Remortgaging
- Residential Property
- Road Traffic Accidents
- Self Assessment
- Separation
- Social Enterprises
- Tax
- Tax Investigations
- Trusts and Trust Management
- Wills
- Work Related Injuries
