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Dáil
‹ Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Dublin Employment Exchanges.

Dublin employment exchanges

Summary

The exchanges no longer handle vacancies directly; occasional notices are referred to the National Manpower Service Office, which received 9,622 vacancies in 1977.

asked the Minister for Labour the number of job vacancies notified to the following Labour Exchanges in Dublin: (a) Werburgh Street (b) Lower Gardiner Street (c) Victoria Street and (d) North Cumberland Street in the past year; and if he is satisfied that these exchanges are serving the purpose for which they were established.

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Garrett Fitzgerald Mr. G. Fitzgerald Fine Gael

The Labour Exchanges in Dublin have ceased to handle job vacancies for a number of years since the establishment of the National Manpower Service Office in O'Connell Bridge House. Any occasional vacancies notified to the exchanges are accordingly referred by them to the NMS Office for attention.

The total number of vacancies notified to the NMS Office in 1977 was 9,622.

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