Lobbying return by Cork Chamber
Education and TrainingSupport and funding for upskilling and reskilling programmes to ensure the workforce remains highly skilled and ready to respond to market needs
Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
Support and funding for upskilling and reskilling programmes to ensure the workforce remains highly skilled and ready to respond to market needs
Support and funding for apprenticeship schemes in a wide range of areas to ensure the workforce is able to respond to market needs and changes
Support and funding for crucial programmes like Workability and other pathways to work to ensure workforce participation is an option for as many people as possible
Support and funding for programmes like the Cork Access Network to tackle educational disadvantage and enhance access to learning in Cork City
To gain insights for our members on how the impending pension auto-enrolment will work.
To gain insights for our members on how the proposed changes to minimum wage outlined in Budget 2026 will work and the impacts these will have on members.
Support for the wider rollout of renewable energy, including ORE, in the Cork region
Financial support for the rollout of renewable energy, including ORE, in the Cork region
Policy and financial support to build out the energy grid in Cork to support ORE development and to ensure continued attraction of FDI
Support for the deepening of trade links with Canada as part of market diversification measures amid a changing trading landscape
Support for the broadening of the Living City Initiative, both as a method of tackling the housing shortage and also as a way of enhancing urban areas as a place to live, work and visit
Financial support for the broadening of the Living City Initiative, both as a method of tackling the housing shortage and also as a way of enhancing urban areas as a place to live, work and visit
Financial support for an increased allocation of gardaí in Cork
Support for the use of Shared Island Funding to further Cork Chamber's aims for deeper cooperation with Northern Ireland Chambers and Dublin Chamber under the Tri-Region partnership established by the chambers, including the development of innovation clusters, tourism supports…
Information for our members on the upcoming pension auto-enrollment and the responsibilities of employers under the scheme