In Ireland under the Parental Leave Acts 1998 and 2006 , if you have a family crisis you have the right to limited paid leave from work. This is known as force majeure leave. You can take such leave where, for urgent family reasons, your immediate presence is necessary because a close family member is ill […]
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Top 20 Most Popular Employers in Ireland for Graduates
This is a list of the top 20 most popular companies where graduates would like to work in Ireland . (2015) Google PwC Department of Education (Teaching) Accenture Deloitte Jameson – Irish Distillers Department of Foreign Affairs RTÉ Diageo Lidl Ireland Boston Scientific Apple Pfizer KPMG Microsoft Health Service Executive (HSE) Coca-Cola Abbott Ireland […]
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Professional Job Vacancies Increasing in Ireland
Professional job vacancies in Ireland rose by 20% in the year ending May 2013 according to a jobs survey by Morgan McKinley. The survey showed there were 9,434 professional jobs available in May 2013, up from 7,890 in May last year. The number of professionals looking for new jobs in May 2013 was 20% lower […]
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Skill Shortages in Ireland
There are many difficult to fill vacancies that persist in the Irish labour market. Some of these hard to fill jobs include Specialised posts in the ICT sector (e.g. designers and developers with specific skill sets such as sophisticated database architecture, JAVA related applications, etc.), High-tech manufacturing, mostly biopharma (e.g. chemical and product formulation engineers […]
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Work in Marks and Spencers Grafton St
Marks and Spencer don’t advertise their Irish job vacancies on their website. (Unless things have changed recently) The M&S Ireland website has a recruitment page- but all the vacancies are UK ones. If you are looking for work at M&S Grafton Street – these are the opening times and Contact details . Monday to Weds […]
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Plenty of IT Jobs in Dublin
Thousands of workers are are still moving to Ireland to work – even though unemployment is high in Ireland – there is still strong demand for people with specific IT and language skills. The numbers of qualified Irish graduates is not enough to match the demand . There are more opportunities than there are people […]
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