Irish Examiner
The Dublin region and immigrants have continued to be worst hit by the deepening jobs crisis, with non-Irish nationals now representing 20.4% of all persons on the . . . → Read More: Immigrants worst hit by jobs crisis
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Irish Times Minister for Integration Conor Lenihan has stressed the need to provide retraining for unemployed immigrants with the latest figures showing foreign nationals are far more likely than . . . → Read More: Lenihan backs retraining for jobless migrants Irish Examiner Huge decline in migrants seeking work permits The number of foreign workers seeking permits or social security numbers has fallen dramatically as the economy continues to contract. . . . → Read More: Huge decline in migrants seeking work permits Irish Times Page 9 THE GOVERNMENT yesterday pledged almost €1.4 million in funding for social intergration projects run by sports organisations, church groups and local authorities. However, commenting on . . . → Read More: Social integration projects to receive funding of 1.4m Irish Times Government integration policy has been “effectively emasculated” with the winding up of two bodies set up to tackle racism and promote interculturalism, the chairwoman of the National . . . → Read More: Winding up of integration groups makes policy weaker Irish Times Page11 A balanced approach to immigration is important in the changing economic climate, Minister of State for Integration Conor Lenihan said yesterday at the launch of an action . . . → Read More: Minister urges balance in integration Irish independent Page 10 The hijab is in – but the burqa is out under new policy rules for uniforms in schools. Education Minister Batt O’Keefe and Integration Minister . . . → Read More: Schools to allow hijab but nor burqa under new rules Irish Times Page 6 Black immigrants are nine times more likely than white Irish nationals to be unemployed, a new survey has found. The study of the experience of . . . → Read More: Black immigrants more likely to be jobless Irish Times Page 3 An Bord Pleanála has granted permission for the conversion of the three upper floors of two buildings on Talbot Street in Dublin city centre, into . . . → Read More: Mosque on Talbot Street gets go-ahead despite objections Irish Times Page 11 Ireland’s economic success was due in no small way to our migrant workforce, particularly in areas such as the health services, Minister for Integration Conor . . . → Read More: Migrants play a ‘big part’ in economy |
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