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Tuesday, February 23, 2010

ARE WE SATISFIED TO REMAIN "THE PUPPETS ON A STRING"

The following item should be read in conjunction with the previous two items. It should help put things in perspective with regard to YOUR FUND:

"Some images from The EGF Protest earlier on Tuesday morning". AND
"Recent Reply to Our Query on Social Welfare Issue."

These are extracts from two Press Releases from The Dept of Enterprise, Trade and Employment which should be read in conjuncion
The following item should be read in conjunction with the previous two items:

Calleary details implementation of EGF funding for redundant DELL Workers. Minister for Labour Affairs, Mr. Dara Calleary, T.D. today (Friday 8 January 2010) outlined the active labour market measures being put in place to assist redundant workers at the DELL computer manufacturing plant at Raheen, Co. Limerick and at ancillary enterprises in the Mid West regionRead on

Calleary details contacts with redundant DELL Workers. Minister for Labour Affairs, Mr. Dara Calleary, T.D. today (Friday 22 January 2010) confirmed that FAS has contacted all of the redundant workers from the DELL computer manufacturing plant at Raheen, Co. Limerick and at ancillary enterprises in the Mid West region to inform them of the supports being offered with the assistance of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF). Read on

Some images from The EGF Protest earlier on Tuesday morning.

Some images from "The European Global Fund" Protest earlier on Tuesday morning.

A number of Redundant Workers representing the Dell Redundant Workers Association gathered outside the offices of the EGF this morning Tuesday February 23rd to PROTEST at the fact that our members were being faced with an uncertain future vis a vis the The European Global Fund. They braved the cold weather to make known their concerns. The local and national media attended the event and interviewed a number of members for TV and Radio. Lets hope Minister Dara Calleary will sit up and take notice. Already some private colleges have been forced to postpone courses because of the uncertain situation that prevails.