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groups including young people and community groups using active and
innovative educational methods. Aims: encouraging people to question
and challenge their own preconceptions; building communities through
education; linking local issues with international and third world issues;
highlighting human values, human rights and human dignity.
Publications: 80:20 Development in an unequal world. See website for
additional resources.
EIL Intercultural Learning
1 Empress Place, Summerhill North, Cork
Tel: (021) 455 1535, 9.00am – 5.30pm Fax: (021) 455 1587
Email: info@eilireland.org Web: www.eilireland.org
A non-profit intercultural learning organisation which combines the natural
attraction of travel with opportunities to get to know other cultures or
to participate in educational and community service programmes in
40 different countries around the world. EIL people-to-people cultural
immersion programmes include opportunities to live with local families,
attend local schools, learn languages, do voluntary work or explore the
diversity of local cultures in all parts of the world. Scholarship opportunities
are available each year to a variety of locations including China, Argentina,
Japan, Hong Kong, Turkey, USA and Ecuador.
Emigrant Advice
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Employment Appeals Tribunal
Davitt House, 65a Adelaide Road, Dublin 2
Tel: (01) 631 2121 or (01) 631 3006 or Lo-call 1890 220 222,
9.15am – 5.30pm Mon to Fri Fax: (01) 631 3266
Email: eat@entemp.ie Web: www.eatribunal.ie
A statutory body established to deal with and adjudicate on employment
disputes. The Tribunal is an independent body bound to act judicially and
was set up to provide a speedy, fair, inexpensive and informal means for
individuals to seek remedies for alleged infringements of their statutory
rights. The role of the Tribunal is to determine disputes under employment
legislation. Public register available for inspection during business hours.
Publications: Annual report.
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