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Q: I’ve got the job, and the contract has come in the post. It is about 90 per cent of what I would want it to be, but I feel the role description is too broad. I know from working in this sector that nobody could fulfil everything they are looking for in the spec. My fear is that this contract could be used to get rid of me down the line. I really want to do the job but should I kick up a stink now? (LN, email).

In today's competitive market, you have to speak directly to your target audience. You need to inspire trust, reliability and familiarity. You need to create a brand, but how? With something deceptively simple: an iconic logo design and a professional approach to your marketing materials.

Parents want to do the best for their children. They shower them with love and attention and worry when they are unwell or unhappy.

The Council for the West, which campaigns on socioeconomic issues in the west of Ireland, has expressed its concern about the number of people who will be living in the greater Dublin area in the future and the effect it will have on the west of Ireland. The organisation has called on the Government to examine how sensible it is for the country to have 2.5 million people living within the greater Dublin area within the next 15 years. Commenting on recent research by urban economist Brian Hughes, a member of the Government’s own expert group on population projections, which shows that by around 2070 more than half of Ireland’s population will be living in the greater Dublin area, the council said the trend was for more urbanisation, but it questioned whether a ‘city state’ is the best or only policy to be pursued willy-nilly.

The establishment of an expert committee on indebtedness highlights the Government’s commitment to helping those struggling with financial pressures, according to Fianna Fáil TD and Minister for Labour Affairs Dara Calleary.

This week designwest, an innovative graphic and web design company, celebrates its first year of business in the west of Ireland with the launch of a brand new and revamped website. The company, based in Kiltimagh, Co Mayo, has added a whole raft of new clients from all corners of the west and beyond to its already bristling portfolio which include advertising and web design work for Ireland West Airport Knock as well as work for its ongoing clients such as Midwest Radio, Diageo and Concorde Travel and also a number of small to medium size companies. designwest has now positioned itself as one of the leading graphic design agencies in the west of Ireland. Only seven months after its relocation from Dublin to Mayo, designwest was nominated for the Best New Business in the Mayo 2008 Business Awards.

In recent times, business success stories have been few and far between. However, a new Mayo-based signage company, Signwest, is bucking the trend. The creative signage company has already attracted a wide range of clients from all over the West. Even at this early stage Signwest’s management team is already considering expansion as a result of the positive response they have had so far.

In recent times business success stories have been few and far between. However a new Mayo-based signage company, Signwest, is bucking the trend. The creative signage company has already attracted a wide range of clients from all over the west. Even at this early stage Signwest’s management team is already considering expansion as a result of the positive response they have had so far.