Expats return to woo more workers

People interested in working in Canada will be able to meet expats who have already made that move at a jobs expo at the Silver Springs Hotel in Cork City on Wednesday.

Expats return to woo more workers
Mon, 04 Mar, 2013 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

The Working Abroad Expo, which also features Australian companies, is to be attended by a delegation from Calgary which is bringing 13 Irish employees over for the event.

One of the Calgary companies — Tarpon Energy Services, which recruited 30 Irish workers following a similar expo last October — is back for more.

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