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LAES Dublin / Ballymun

05-02-2023 02:33PM

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JustAThought

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Is
this Seetec under a different title or something else? Reads as identical.

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#2 06-02-2023 02:48AM

redarmy

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yes

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#3 07-02-2023 09:39AM

JustAThought

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which !!😂

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#4 08-02-2023 04:38AM

Tedious Bore

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So is this like TurasNua where there's something like a personal progression plan / PPP that they try making people sign?
Happy to participate and attend whatever sessions and offers of work/education/CVbuilding and all, but prefer not be contractually signed up for some crowd on your back just chasing their commission

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#5 12-06-2024 01:42PM

Eclipse510

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Can you refuse to sign the PPP without repercussions but tell them you'll engage with meetings etc? I know with turas nua many refuse to sign the plan but agree to attend meetings.

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#6 12-06-2024 04:36PM

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As long as you engage, there is no repercussions for not signing PPP. Just go to your meetings and go through the motions

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