Welcome to our series of online events that will explore issues relevant to the all-island labour market.

The series builds upon the experiences of the Centre’s long-established Border People project, and is prompted by recent publications, especially the All-Island Labour Market study.

At each event speakers will share their expertise across a range of topics, and the lived experiences encountered by cross-border employers and all-island workers will feature throughout.

Ultimately we hope that the events will foster solution-seeking discussions aimed at untapping latent opportunities in the region.

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Wednesday 4th June at 11.30am – 1pm, via Zoom.

The All-Island Social Security Network will be coming together with the Centre for Cross Border Co-operation to host the fourth webinar focusing on the social security implications of cross-border working. This webinar will include a brief introduction of the issues found in the labour market study but and will allow time for social security advisors and those working in this space North and South to discuss the challenges they face on a daily basis.

There is no charge to attend, but registration is required as places are limited.  REGISTER HERE

Target Audience:

These events are especially relevant to policy makers, however if you are a cross-border employer, remote worker, or part of a large organisation, the series will be of interest.

We hope you can join us.

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The Centre for Cross Border Co-operation is an independent cross-border think tank. The work of the Centre is framed by the commitment to cross-border cooperation that is integral to the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement, and it is has a specific and unique role in contributing to the increased social, economic and territorial cohesion of the island of Ireland.

The All-Island Social Security Network (AISSN) brings together researchers to imagine a new future for social security on the island of Ireland. The network is made up of researchers from academia and civil society to examine, understand, map-out, explore, disseminate, consider, share and promote knowledge and understanding about the social security system in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.