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Work Matters at Your Local Library

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Through the Work Matters national library initiative, Dublin City Libraries have hub spaces with IT equipment and lots of useful books to help you get started. 

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Work Matters LogoDo you have a business idea but don’t know where to start?  Itching to change your job but lack direction? Perhaps you have never worked or have been out of work for a while and are wondering how to make the first step to finding your dream job.
If this is you, you may not have to look much further than your local library. 

Through the Work Matters national library initiative, Dublin City Libraries have hub spaces with IT equipment and lots of useful books to help you get started. Choose from 500 online learning courses or research from a range of books on business, journals, newspapers, reports and databases.

Book in to use quiet hub spaces at Cabra Library, Ballymun Library, Coolock Library, Ballyfermot Library or the Central Library, Henry Street.

The Work Matters at Your Library initiative was launched in September 2018 by Dublin City Libraries and their partners, Dublin City Council’s Local Enterprise Centre, Intreo and City of Dublin Education & Training Board.

Plans will be developed in partnership to provide advice and talks for job seekers and business start ups. Think no more, just come into the library and get going!

Launch of Work Matters initiative

Liz O’Sullivan, Adult Education Officer, City of Dublin ETB. Brendan Teeling, Dublin City Librarian (Acting), Audrey McPartland, Employer Relations Officer, Intreo Office, Dept. of Employment Affairs and Social Protection. Mary Mac Sweeney, Senior Executive Officer, Dublin City Local Enterprise Office. Seamus McKiernan, Case Officer, Intreo Office, Dept. of Employment Affairs and Social Protection.

Image credit © Colm Mahady, Fennell’s Photography.

Ballyfermot Library
T: 01 222 8422 E: [email protected]

Ballymun Library
T: 01 222 8355 E: [email protected]

Cabra Library
T: 01 869 1414  E: [email protected]

Coolock Library
T: 01 222 8490 E: [email protected]

Central Library Business Information Centre
T: 01 222 8300 E: [email protected]

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