UL Unemployment Research Survey

The following is a request received from Mary M. Molloy, Fiona Corrigan, Limerick University 

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Limerick University has requested us to inform you that they are carrying out a survey of people's experiences of unemployment.  They would greatly appreciate your participation in this survey.  This survey aims to look at the psychological consequences of unemployment in Limerick and environs with a view to reducing the undesirable effects of unemployment on people's mental health.

This survey applies to both employed and unemployed people.  Mary M. Molloy and Fiona Corrigan of Limerick University are conducting this survey for the purpose of helping people cope better with the consequences of redundancy.  We aim to use this information to inform government on policy in this regard.

This is the link to the online survey:   ww2.unipark.de/uc/experiences-unemployment

Your name will be included anywhere on the survey and all the information you provide is anonymous and confidential.

Thank you.

Mary M. Molloy, Fiona Corrigan
Limerick University

email address: molloy.majella.m@gmail.com

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Renewing Local Democracy Through Civic EngagementJune 13 –17, 2011

UL are hostign a Summer School on the 13th - 17th of June please see attached

We have a few funded places to give out and I thought some of your members might be

interested in attending.

Please contact: Caroline Clarke, ASAP Mob: 086-0626241/email: Caroline.Clarke@ul.ie

Doctoral Researcher

Dept. Politics & Public Admin.Office FG-193

University of Limerick

June 13 –17, 2011
The first UL Politics and Public Administration Summer School, held in partnership with the Limerick City Development Board, has chosen the topic of ‘Renewing Local Democracy Through Civic Engagement’ as its theme. For more information go to:


Renewing Local Democracy
Through
Civic Engagement

Programme for The Unemployed Dell Workers at UL

Details of Programme

 

Returning to Work: Staying Job Ready

For 8 weeks from May to July 2011 the Department of Occupational Therapy at the University of Limerick is offering weekly 3 hour group sessions designed to help people who are unemployed stay healthy.

Sessions include:

• Stress management

• Time management

• Career exploration

• Job seeking

• Being part of your community

• Job skill development.

If you are:

• Currently unemployed

• Over 18 years old

• Unemployed for less than 24 months

This programme is for you!

Further information/Contact details:

To learn more about this programme and the research study, please contact

MaryBeth Gallagher at:

Phone: (061) 213077

Email: Marybeth.gallagher@ul.ie