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- Work Rights
- Factsheet
Garda Vetting for Employment
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If you work with children or vulnerable adults, you may have to undergo vetting
- Schemes
- Factsheet
What is the Willing Able Mentoring (WAM) Programme?
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The WAM Programme helps connect graduates with disabilities with work placement opportunities
- Work Rights
- Factsheet
Unfair dismissal from work
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Find out more about your employment rights
- Unemployment
- Factsheet
Can I sign on for social insurance credits?
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Find out if you are eligible to receive social insurance credits
- Schemes
- Factsheet
What is Carer’s Benefit?
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If you are a full-time carer, you may be entitled to a payment known as Carer's Benefit
- Schemes
- Factsheet
Who qualifies for Carer’s Allowance?
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Full-time carers may be entitled to receive financial support in the form of Carer's Allowance
- Work Rights
- Factsheet
All you need to know about constructive dismissal
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Employees who can prove constructive dismissal can be returned to their jobs under their original contracts
- Employment
- Factsheet
Do I need a work permit for atypical working schemes?
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If you're coming to Ireland from outside the EEA, you need to know this
- Your Rights
- Factsheet
Resettlement services for people coming out of prison
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A resettlement coordinator can help you with supports and re-integration
- Unemployment
- Factsheet
What is the Prison GATE Service?
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GATE is an employment service for people coming to the end of their term in prison
- Unemployment
- Factsheet
What is the EmployAbility Service?
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The EmployAbility Service provides career advice and employment support to people with a disability, illness or injury.
- Schemes
- Factsheet
Jobseeker’s Benefit and Work
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You may be able to claim Jobseeker's Benefit while working part-time