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‘English must be spoken at all times. Failure to do so is unacceptable’ – polasaí teanga comhlacht Gaeltachta

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Dé hAoine, Aibreán 16 2021 ag 6:01 am

Tugadh treoir do dhaoine i gcomhlacht Gaeltachta i nDún na nGall gan ach Béarla a labhairt ag an obair.

Dúradh an méid sin i meamram a scaipeadh ar bhaill foirne comhlacht a fhaigheann tacaíocht ó Údarás na Gaeltachta.

Tarraingíodh siar an treoir neamhbhalbh nuair a d’fhiosraigh RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta an scéal.

Dúradh sa mheamram, a raibh ‘Use of English Language’ mar theideal air, go gcaithfí a thuiscint go mb’fhéidir go mbraitfeadh daoine “scoite amach” dá gcloisfidís san ionad oibre teanga eile seachas an Béarla.

“Ní mór Béarla a labhairt i gcónaí,  bíodh tú ag comhrá faoin obair nó ag caint go neamhchúiseach le ball foirne eile,” a dúradh sa mheamram foirne.

Ní ghlacfaí le haon teanga eile san ionad oibre ach an Béarla, a dúradh.

“To facilitae effective communication between everyone in the Company, locally and globally, it is essentail that all staff…communicate, both written and verbally,

in English at all times

. Failing to do so is not acceptable,” a dúradh.

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