Design Print and Packaging Skillnet is fully supportive of the Government’s efforts to effectively address and limit the spread of COVID-19 and to safeguard the protection of public health and that of our stakeholders.
Design Print and Packaging Skillnet management team are continuing to work and are available to discuss any queries that our businesses or trainees have regarding our scheduled training programmes and supports for businesses.
In support of this national effort and in line with Government recommendations, Name of Skillnet has postponed its public training courses until 19th April 2020 . Where possible, alternative methods of programme delivery are being mobilised.
Design Print and Packaging Skillnet will continue to take bookings for programmes commencing at a later date in 2020, and for our online programmes available at this link .
We are also available to discuss your queries about any other future programmes we offer to businesses within the Design Print or Packaging sectors.
Our Network contact details are.
Brian Collernan
Brian@dppskillnet.ie
We would remind our stakeholders that the
HSE website www.hse.ie is the
authoritative source of information and advice on the situation regarding COVID-19
in Ireland.
We will keep this information updated in
the coming weeks. Further information is also available on the Skillnet
Ireland website.
It is almost hard to believe the speed and scale of which the coronavirus has negatively impacted the Irish economy and its workforce.
For many others, the possibility of self-isolation, social distancing and working from home for the next few weeks / months is becoming a daunting reality. It is with this in mind that Design Print and Packaging Skillnet have partnered with Sureskills to bring our members the “Cash Management In Crisis Training Module” at a heavily discounted rate.
Module is delivered (Live Online)
The module is 3 hours in duration (9:30 – 12:30)
The cost per module is €15 per person (RRP is €95 per module)
This could be an ideal solution for you and your employees that will be affected in the coming months. We can offer closed private deliveries if required also.
If we can help in any way, such as remote training solutions then please do not hesitate to get in touch with me or any of the team here.
Design Print and Packaging Skillnet is fully supportive of the Government’s efforts to effectively address and limit the spread of COVID-19 and to safeguard the protection of public health and that of our stakeholders.
Design Print and Packaging Skillnet management team are continuing to work and are available to discuss any queries that our businesses or trainees have regarding our scheduled training programmes and supports for businesses.
Design Print and Packaging Skillnet will continue to take bookings for programmes commencing in April 2020, and for our online programmes available at this link.
We are also available to discuss your queries about any other future programmes we offer to businesses within the Design Print and Packaging sectors.
Our Network contact details are.
Brian Collernan
087 2928900
brian@dppskillne.ie
We would remind our stakeholders
that the HSE websitewww.hse.ie is the authoritative source of information and
advice on the situation regarding COVID-19 in Ireland.
We will keep this information updated in the coming weeks. Further information is also available on the Skillnet Ireland website at www.skillnet.ie
Below please find guideline being issued by Government to industry. According to the HSE, the risk of catching coronavirus in Ireland is still low.
Employers are being encouraged to conduct a risk assessment and put business continuity plans in place due to Coronavirus (Covid-19).
Contingency planning for business interruptions / Coronavirus Business continuity planning is important when faced with unforeseen circumstances / unplanned event such as adverse weather conditions, and or public transport disputes which make it difficult for employees to attend for work. The recent outbreak of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) is one such example where companies must review their business contingency plan and make a course of action during such crisis.
Employers can communicate the HSE recommendations to prevent infection spread. These include:
Wash hands properly and regularly
After coughing or sneezing
after toilet use
before eating
if in contact with a sick person, especially those with respiratory symptoms
Cover mouth
when coughing and sneezing.
cover your nose and mouth with disposable tissues
if you don’t have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your arm or sleeve (not hand)
put used tissues into a sealed bin
wash your hands
Public health advice posters for COVID-19 are available on Gov.ie for download and display in public offices.
Advice from the Health Protection Surveillance Centre www.hpsc.ie
Great to kick off 2020 with the final day of the Hunter Sales Programme subsidised by Design Print and Packaging Skillnet. Congratulations to all who took part in this excellent programme, where Progressive and resilient Irish companies continue to focus on developing best practices and professional approaches across their organisations.
We are looking forward to running this programme again in 2020.
he Hunter Sales Programme is built around the Track Selling System which addresses the five universal buying decisions which always occur in the following order:
1. The salesperson
2. The company
3. The product
4. The price
5. The time to buy
There is a strong emphasis on the Buyer with particular emphasis on:
· People buy for their reasons, not yours
· People buy from you because you truly believe in what you are selling
· People don’t buy because they understand what you are selling, they buy because they think you understand what they need
