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Irish wage growth hits 4.3% in June

The study from Indeed and the Central Bank of Ireland shows wages remain higher than the pre-pandemic average of 2.5 per cent in 2019

AI’s role in job hiring: companies should learn lessons from the messy transition to hybrid and remote working

Roughly half of companies using AI are not yet monitoring or evaluating its performance in hiring, software expert warns

CRH boss third best paid CEO on FTSE 100, Central Bank’s data breach, and low interest rates on State savings

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Ireland third most attractive country in EU for overseas jobseekers

More than 10% of searches for jobs in Ireland in June originated from outside the country

Unemployment in Republic hits record low of 3.8%, eclipsing Celtic Tiger figure

CSO says the seasonally adjusted number of people classified as unemployed in May was 103,300

Pay transparency laws stir worker discontent

Companies face ‘upset’ employees who are learning what new recruits will earn

Google employees win right to set up EU-wide workers council in Dublin

Seen and Heard: Indeed shrinks Dublin office space, Pernod Ricard resumes supplying Russia, Brosnan dispute with former son-in-law continues, CarTrawler set for sale and Cordiant eyes Enet owner

Tech sector expects to lose another 3,000 jobs in Ireland

Projections from employer’s industry group would bring tech redundancies in Ireland to over 5,000

Glassdoor briefing Irish staff as it announces plans to cut 15% of workforce

Irish staff being briefed as group chief executive warns of challenging period for revenue at the business

Job search platform Indeed to cut 2,200 jobs globally

Company employs more than 1,000 in Republic

Irish unemployment falls to new post-crash low of 4.3%

Latest CSO figures point to tight labour market despite inflation crisis, with challenging recruitment conditions for employers

Searches for part-time and weekend work soar amid cost-of-living squeeze

Recruitment site Indeed points to impact of inflation amid ‘noticeable uptick’ in searches for casual work

Planning for university? Your career prospects after college

What can the students embarking on the start of third-level education today expect when they graduate

Central Bank research suggests pace of wage growth may have peaked

Data culled from Indeed.com job ads suggests risk of a wage-price spiral may be receding

Indeed Ireland’s turnover and profit surpass pre-pandemic levels

Staff numbers at Irish arm of online recruitment platform rose last year to 1,242

Time for employers to take note of menopause

Problem cannot be ignored as women reveal performance at work affected by symptoms

Demand for remote working in Ireland among strongest in OECD, says Indeed

Working-from-home culture set to continue beyond coronavirus, predicts jobs site

Unemployment rate rises to 7.5% as Covid-19 rules hit hospitality

CSO figures point to rise in Republic’s jobless total after period of decline

Covid economics keep confounding in term of jobs

Staff shortages fuelled by IT skills, retreat from workforce and fear of virus

Talent shortage to hinder employers as job postings surge

New report finds that just 7% of people are urgently looking for a new job at the moment

Online platform will streamline the recruitment process

Time consuming process of sourcing, screening and scheduling candidates for interview is automated

Indeed plans to sublet part of one of its two offices in Dublin

Recruitment firm rents out Stephen’s Green space, consolidates in Capital Dock

Banks seeking work-from-home proof in mortgage applications

Borrowers planning to move beyond commute distance from office must comply

Irish jobs attracting more EU interest since Brexit

Research from jobs website Indeed shows a decline in interest in UK-based jobs

Indeed Ireland sees big rise in revenues and reiterates plan to create 600 jobs

Online recruiter which employs over 1,000 people locally reports turnover of €756.9m

Working from home? Make sure you take time to disconnect

Dropbox is driving healthier work/life balance among its global workforce

Tourism jobs slump 25% as Covid-19 wreaks havoc on sector

Data published by jobs website Indeed to mark UN World Tourism Day this weekend

Graduate employment: getting the right fit

What will give you the best chance of getting a job?

Silicon Docks: Where the streets have no people

Google walking away from Sorting Office deal a blow for tech and commercial hub ravaged by the pandemic

Air travel woes, Bewley’s return and Indeed’s ‘You Days’

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Enlightened working: ‘You Days’ and unlimited paid leave

Job search site Indeed has devised smart ways to help its employees in time of stress

‘In Austin, there just seems to be something for everyone here’

Wild Geese: Caroline Murphy moved to Austin in 2014 in search of adventure

Employees working remotely due to coronavirus may face online congestion

Eir and Virgin Media Ireland say networks can handle increase in users logging on from home

Business leaders say Dia dhuit to new Irish language organisation

Borradh is the brainchild of a group of senior professionals from a number of companies

Indeed asks staff to work from home to reduce coronavirus risk

Move comes ‘from an abundance of caution’, company says

Staff at Indeed to return to work after coronavirus all-clear

Company ‘acting out of an abundance of caution’ in asking people to work from home

Indeed renews long-term lease on Stephen’s Green building

Online recruiter employs over 1,000 people in Dublin with plans to increase headcount

Demand for workers in tourism industry up 7% in four years

Data analysis by recruitment website Indeed shows shortage of labour in the industry

Ireland’s love affair with multinationals is set to change - but how can we adapt?

The days of Ireland using its corporate tax regime as a key attraction for foreign direct investment may be numbered - but where do we go next?

After seven years and four ministers, broadband plan finally gets green light

Business Week: also in the news were jobs; expansion plans; banks; and executive pay

Online recruiter Indeed to create additional 600 jobs in Dublin

Company, which already employs 1,000 people here, also backing Irish Olympic team

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