One of the country’s leading Publicans has called for Government support for initiatives to bring home Irish workers\u00a0 home for good.<\/p>\n
Louis Fitzgerald whose group runs 20 pubs and 2 hotels employing 950 people mostly in the Dublin area including heritage pubs Kehoes and The Stag’s \u00a0Head ( recently voted pub of the year ) has said ” I would like to see a signal going out to entice them home ….a lot of really good staff have emigrated – we were expecting them back but they are not coming back ”<\/p>\n
Mr Fitzgerald call follows similar calls in a number of key sectors including Construction, Phara,Healthcare and Hospitality .<\/p>\n
Back 4 Good have submitted detailed proposals to Government on how to attract home these workers including a comprehensive action plan incorporating staff within Government Departments engaging in placement of Back 4 Good registrants on a county by county basis .<\/p>\n
Back 4 Good the key initiative in his space has seen a surge in registrations online in the 4 weeks that the initiative has gone live with over 25,000 people expressing an interest in returning home .<\/p>\n
The Back 4 Good county strategy which aims to bring people home \u00a0to their own town, village or city is \u00a0a winner with huge interest from returnees .<\/p>\n
Ireland needs to move fast skills shortages are acute and some businesses in the Hospitality sector can’t open additional restaurants or extra accommodation due to a shortage of skilled workers .<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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