Agricultural skills sought for overseas work

Agricultural mechanics and tractor drivers to work in Australia are among jobseekers being courted by an overseas recruitment company which will stage a nationwide series of jobs roadshows in April, May, June and July.

Thu, 19 Apr, 2012 - 01:00

Stephen Cadogan

They aim to place thousands of highly skilled, unemployed Irish men and women in jobs in Australia and Canada.

Quality Global Personnel Ltd will hold its first information day at Langton House Hotel in Kilkenny on Apr 28 and 29.

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Courts Farming Agribusiness News Place: Australia Place: Canada Place: Langton House Hotel Place: Kilkenny Place: Galway Place: Limerick Place: Cork Place: Killarney Place: Donegal Place: Athlone Place: Dublin Person: CEO Person: Niall Minogue Organisation: Quality Global Personnel Ltd Organisation: Quality Global Personnel

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