Intern scheme to help jobless

A national internship scheme has been launched to give up to 5,000 unemployed people critical work experience.

Intern scheme to help jobless
Wed, 29 Jun, 2011 - 11:43

A national internship scheme has been launched to give up to 5,000 unemployed people critical work experience.

Participants in JobBridge will receive an extra €50 a week to their social welfare entitlements as they join companies within the private, voluntary and community sectors.

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