Tech Lay-Offs

Chip giant confirms departure terms alongside details of other cuts to work benefits for those who stay

The potential redundancies come after TikTok laid off between 250-300 of its Dublin employees in April

It is understood that fewer than 10 roles at the tech company’s operation in Ireland are impacted

Company, which was established in Ireland in 2012, seeks to let 70 employees go in restructuring

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US company announced plans to cut its global workforce by 8% on Monday

Online job platform shed 2,200 employees last year, more than 200 of them in Dublin

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Interviews with multiple TikTok employees based in Dublin have revealed concern over the fairness and transparency of the redundancy process at the social media giant

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CSO’s latest monthly payrolls data highlights how global tech retrenchment is playing out

Microsoft, eBay and PayPal have each cut thousands of jobs since the start of the year

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Tech giant said it had ‘identified areas of overlap’ and ‘set priorities’

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Survey shows 90% of businesses in the IT sector are still having difficulty finding candidates with the skills they need

Any further cuts likely to come from support and HR roles

State inward investment agency says it accounted for 11.3% of national employment this year

Even with expected cuts, companies still struggling to find people with right skills

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One year on from the billionaire’s €43bn takeover, former staff recall the brutal cull at the Irish offices of the tech giant now known as X

Microsoft-owned company has yet to inform the Government of its plans for collective redundancies

Turnover across marketing software firm’s European operations jumped 32% to almost €391.3m last year

CSO figures show the largest annual increase in employee numbers was in the financial, insurance and real estate sector

Tech sector slowdown and remote working will push Dublin’s office vacancy rate to about 15.5% later this year

Party claims without jobs it helped create, there would be ‘no opportunity’ in Ireland for people coming out of college

Fewer than half of businesses are delivering digital projects on budget, says Expleo

Meta-owned firm’s after-tax profit totalled €41.1m last year, up from €1.8m a year earlier

The availability of housing, sustainable energy and water infrastructures, and issues relating to the planning system all need to be addressed if the State is to continue to attract multinational companies to invest here

If the sector treads water for a while, there will be some economic pain, but fears of a collapse are overstated

Fifty per cent reduction in ICT permits issued in first six months of 2023

As firm moves to lay off almost 900 people in Ireland, staff reveal ‘atmosphere of uncertainty’ at professional services giant

Government's risk assessment notes focus of exports on small number of sectors dominated by multinationals leaves State vulnerable

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Company confirms plan for redundancies as it is ‘working through some changes’ to its sales and customer success teams

Meta president for global affairs Nick Clegg raised the issue of staffing at Coimisiún na Meán at least twice with the Taoiseach

Performance on both sides of the Border underpinned by strong employment, says EY Ireland

Sector was ‘bright spot’ over pandemic period but has moved towards underperformance, says department

Software giant says latest redundancies are a local adjustment related to business needs