Home News Events International Trade If you would like to include an article about your company in the newsletter at any stage please get in touch with us. This is a FREE SERVICE to Chamber members. Email Us Now! Welcoming our Newest Members! Bank of Ireland - Founders Friday 15th Feb 2019 Book Now Book Now Book Now Book Now Register Now Manufacturing Excellence Events New Members Breakfast Budget Breakfast in October Annual Business Awards 18th of October Upcoming Subsidised Training Programmes County Tipperary Skillnet have a variety of upcoming training programmes available for you or your employees… MS Powerpoint Animation & Graphics Thursday 21st February 2019 Questum Acceleration Centre, Clonmel 9:30am – 4:30pm Book here! Employee Relations Investigation Start Date: Wednesday 27th February - 9.30am to 4.30pm Location: Clonmel, Co. Tipperary Cost: €150.00 per person This one day programme will provide you with the skills required to consider allegations and investigate using correct procedures, weigh up evidence and make the appropriate decision. The training is a mixture of legislation, best practice and hands on content. Book here! LinkedIn Learning Date: 4th March 2019 Location: ONLINE! Cost: €99 County Tipperary Skillnet is delighted to be able to offer access to LinkedIn Learning, an on demand learning solution designed to help you gain new skills and advance your career. This pilot programme will launch on the 4th of March and each licence will allow 6 months access from the date of launch to over 13,000 programmes including languages. Book Here! Training Needs Identification & Design-Train the Trainer Dates: 1st May 2019, 9th May 2019, 10th May 2019 Location: Questum Acceleration Centre, Clonmel Cost: €490.00 Training Needs Identification & Design 6N3325 (Component Award Level 6 (15 Credits)) aims to equip learners with the critical skills, knowledge and attitudes to identify training needs and to design a highly participatory, learner centred and engaging training programme for both groups and individuals in accordance with international best practice. Book Here! Emotional Intelligence Workshop Start Date: 1 5th April 2019 Location: Questum Acceleration Centre, Clonmel Cost: €150.00 This one day workshop will be delivered by Michael Cox of MCX Training & Development. Michael has over 25 years of experience of working with managers and leaders throughout Ireland and overseas. He is now recognised as one of the most inspirational trainers in Emotional Intelligence. Book Here! County Tipperary Skillnet have secured funding for 2019, please contact us if you wish to discuss your training needs Contact Sabrina:
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[email protected] / 052 6191105 Brexit Data Protection Advisory Please see Brexit Data Protection Advisory Information from our member Irish Data Protection Association & Academy. The document covers the obligations on Businesses who transfer data to the UK given the current situation. This clearly outlines the approach they will need to take and what obligations and requirements are to be met. Brexit ^0 Data Protection _ IDPAA 2019.pdf Download File The DPC has published guidelines in relation to the flow of personal data in the event of a no deal Brexit. If the Withdrawal Agreement is adopted, the status quo will remain for the transition period from 30 March 2019 until 31 December 2020, it would be anticipated that the UK would be granted equivalence status during the transition period. If there is a no deal Brexit there will be a distinction between data transfers from the UK to Ireland and data transfers from Ireland to the UK. The UK will become a third country, resulting in the need for additional safeguards which will have to be put in place for data transfers from Ireland to the UK. In practice, this will mean using standard contractual clauses and most organisations are putting these in place within affected groups and with relevant service providers. The ICO (UKs Regulator) has a very useful tool, a “contract building application” ( https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/data-protection-and-brexit/controller-to-processor-contract-builder/ ) which if used, will ensure that standard contractual clauses are in place, the contract can be pre-populated and UK processors should be “encouraged” to use this form of contract ( to avoid the “battle of the forms” between data processors which occurred in the lead up to 25 May 2019). For further information please contact the IDPAA on +353(0)87268189 or via email
[email protected] Paula Carney-Hoffler FCICM FIICM Cert Credit Mgt, Dip Law,CDPP(IE273) Data Protection Consultant Web:www.idpaa.eu Stroke Awareness Event Tipperary Energy Agency - Sustainable Transport Agenda McDonald's Clonmel to Close for Renovations Exciting new merger in Clonmel! Marketplace Clonmel has units to let - download the brochure, call Tom Pollard Properties for more information Market Place Clonmel Brochure rs.pdf Download File Click here for Chamber information about Trade Certs, Export Services we provide, Brexit and WTO rules. Brexit 2019 Update - General Overview Below is the latest update from Chambers Ireland regarding Brexit and trade. No Deal Scenario We recently received an update from colleagues in the UK regarding a meeting held with HMRC on Wednesday. We are informed that at present UK HMRC do not require Certs of Origin for goods arriving in the UK coming from third countries and are therefore not likely to require Irish goods arriving in the UK post Brexit/no-deal to be accompanied by a Cert of Origin. We are informed also that in the event of a no-deal, client companies in the UK may request a Cert depending on their individual needs (re-exporting etc). This applies vice versa. Irish companies whose supply chain contains UK components may also need to apply for a Certs - this will depend on the needs of and requirements in the country of destination. In addition, companies using a Documentary Letter of Credit to finance shipments may be requested by the relevant bank to obtain a Certificate of Origin too. Should your members have questions about whether or not they will need a Cert of Origin, we advise that they examine their supply chain, check the requirements of destination third countries and also speak to their client/importer as to their own requirements. Withdrawal Agreement Scenario The status quo will continue as normal for the duration of the transition agreement Future Trade Deal In the event of a trade agreement between the UK and EU in the future, preferential movement certificates will likely be required but in Ireland, these documents are issued by Revenue, not Chambers. Brexit Resources For further information on the latest Brexit updates; visit the Chambers Ireland page which is updated regularly - http://www.chambers.ie/policy/the-brexit-result-information-for-chambers/ Or our own Brexit update page - https://www.countytipperarychamber.com/brexit-and-certs-of-origin--chamber-update.html Please also read our latest document which was circulated at the beginning of Februaury, that includes tips for companies in preparing for a ‘No-Deal’ Brexit Chambers Ireland 'No-Deal' Preparation Factsheet.pdf Download File
