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There were several speakers at the event
Dundalk Chamber of Commerce in association with Cross Border Partnership Employment Services held a free Business Seminar on Employment Incentives and Supports available for SMEs in the Cross Border Region on Wednesday the 8th May in the Fairways Hotel.
The event was a huge success with over 70 in attendance. The event gave employers in the border areas information on how they can be assisted with their recruitment needs. There were several speakers at the event including the Department of Social Protection, Cross Border Partnership Employment Services, the Dept. for Communities, Intertrade Ireland and the Local Enterprise Office Louth.
There was also a case study with guest speaker David Minto of Moran CCTV and MC for the event was Michael Gaynor of Dundalk Chamber.
Dundalk Chamber President Pat McCormick was delighted that the chamber ran this event as it helps increase the awareness of what supports are out there for SMEs in the Cross Border Region.
For more information on the Cross Border Partnership Employment Services and how it can assist you log on to www.cbpes.com
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