Saint Patrick's Day Parade 2020 | |
Last day to register for St Patricks Day Parade Clonmel 2020. Business and clubs in County Tipperary are invited to enter. | |
The Department of Enterprise has formulated a Business Continuity Plan in the event of the escalation of the Coronavirus.
Learn ways to minimise the impact of the virus and avoid disruption within your organisation.
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Free Anti- Fraud Networking Event
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With the increase in popularity of electric vehicles, you may have a lot of questions before embarking on the change to EV driving. Every Saturday at 11 am Morrison BMW & MINI will host a FREE informal electric car information session. Open to everyone.
For More Details call 052 744 1122
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Mentoring Opportunity for Small Firms | |
This fantastic programme is aimed at supporting SMEs within Tipperary and other counties in the South East. Using the PROBE benchmarking tool, each ETB area will work with 10 small firms as outlined in the slide below.This project is being offered through funding received from Skills to Advance; SOLAS Innovation through Collaboration Call for Funding 2019.
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Great to be involved with Local Enterprise Week, helping employers in the county achieve sustainable growth | |
Speaking this morning (6 March 2020), Chambers Ireland President Siobhan Kinsella says,
“The best way for Ireland to remain competitive and sustainable as an economy is through the empowerment of all of the talent and skills at our disposal. Central to this, we need to see more action to support those who want to be part of the workplace.
The latest figures from the Central Statistics Office reveal that female labour force participation is still significantly lower at 56.6%, compared to 69% for men. Although this figure has somewhat improved in the last number of years, labour participation for women in Ireland is still well below the EU average.
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The Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation (DBEI) is co-ordinating a study of management skills and practices within Irish SMEs. This is an important study which will inform the range of future supports and services offered to SMEs throughout Ireland.
Skillnet Ireland is represented on the Steering Committee overseeing this work, which is supported by the European Commission and is being undertaken by Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin).
County Tipperary Skillnet would encourage businesses in the Tipperary region to support this research by completing this online questionnaire which will take no longer than 15 minutes.
Input will secure a strong response from SMEs to support this valuable research.
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