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Joint Oireachtas Committee on Education and Social Protection: National Adult Literary Agency: Discussion (25 Nov 2015): Joanna Tuffy: We will raise these issues, and the specific issue about JobPath. We will write to the Department of Social Protection and we may use the transcript and highlight the relevant parts. We will also write to the Department of Education and Skills and ask about the research that must be carried out regarding the gap identified between the PISA and the PIAAC. We will do it as a follow-up.
Joint Oireachtas Committee on Education and Social Protection: Pathways to Work: Department of Social Protection (15 Oct 2014): Joanna Tuffy: As the JobPath programme is going through private companies, is it intended to survey the users of it? It would be very important to see what their take is on it. The use of sub-contractors by the contractors was mentioned. What does that mean? What is envisaged by that? This is a very big operation that is being given to private people. The scale of it is huge. Who are the people who...

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