Courses aim to help redundant workers

THE University of Limerick is working on new programmes to help workers who lose their jobs get back into employment.

Courses aim to help redundant workers
Wed, 21 Jan, 2009 - 00:00

UL president Don Barry outlined the new courses yesterday when addressing new graduates.

He reiterated the university’s commitment to the region as more job losses continue to be announced in Limerick.

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