The Irish government is set to deliberate on a support package aimed at assisting retail and hospitality businesses grappling with soaring operating costs. Prime Minister Simon Harris has underscored the administration’s commitment to alleviating the financial strain faced by businesses. The proposal, put forth by Minister of Enterprise Peter Burke, seeks to address the challenges … Read more
Intel is reportedly in discussions with Apollo Global Management for an $11 billion deal in Ireland, aiming to expand its global footprint. Although neither party has confirmed the talks, sources suggest that an agreement could materialize in the coming weeks. This initiative forms part of Intel’s broader strategy to invest $100 billion across four countries, … Read more
Tilex, the leading tile retailer in Ireland, is on the hunt for new team members to join their sales department. With showrooms in Dublin and Cork, Tilex promises attractive salaries and enticing benefits for prospective candidates. If you’re interested in becoming a part of Tilex’s dynamic team, simply send your CV to careers@tilex.ie. For those … Read more
Understanding Your Rights When Changing Jobs in Ireland Leaving a job in Ireland involves a set of procedures and rights that every employee should know. Here’s a simplified guide to help you navigate through this transition. Notice and Notice Period: Before leaving your job, you need to provide notice to your employer. The notice period, … Read more
Looking for a job? Look no further than the Jobs Expo coming to Croke Park, Dublin, on Saturday, April 20, from 10 am to 4 pm. Hosted inside the Hogan Suite, this event promises thousands of job opportunities both at home and abroad, all under one roof, and it won’t cost you a thing to … Read more
The Irish Nursing and Midwifery Board (NMBI) has reinstated a rule requiring nurses applying for employment in Ireland to demonstrate English language proficiency. Under the new process, nurses must provide proof of English proficiency, such as IELTS or OET certification, either with their initial application for the NMBI decision letter or within two months afterward. … Read more
The restaurant industry in Ireland is grappling with a severe crisis as a result of recent changes in government wage policies. According to the Restaurants Association of Ireland (RAI), 71 restaurants shuttered their doors in February alone, leading to the loss of over 1,500 jobs. The RAI reports a staggering 280 closures in the latter … Read more
Vodafone, the renowned telecom giant, has unveiled plans to bolster its presence in Ireland, aiming to recruit 120 individuals over the next four years. This initiative aligns with the company’s ambitious development endeavors within the country, with a dedicated investment of 35 million euros. Notably, this year, a significant portion of 16 million euros will … Read more
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organization (INMO) is demanding the immediate withdrawal of a recruitment freeze in the health department. They emphasize the urgent need to address patient overcrowding and other adverse conditions in hospitals. Despite a 13% increase in emergency department patients compared to last year, recruitment has been halted, posing challenges for long-term … Read more
In a groundbreaking move, Ireland’s Cabinet, led by Justice Minister Helen McEndy, has approved a proposal to strategically recruit individuals from third-world nations to address job vacancies across various sectors. Leveraging the EU’s Talent Pool website, Minister McEndy’s plan, crafted in collaboration with Enterprise Minister Simon Harris, aims to connect job seekers from third-world, EEA, … Read more
In a recent development, social media giant TikTok is set to initiate a global workforce reduction, putting jobs at risk worldwide. The company’s Dublin headquarters, employing approximately 3,000 individuals, is not exempt from the layoffs. While the exact number of affected employees remains unclear, concerns loom over the Dublin workforce. A TikTok spokesperson addressed the … Read more
In a bid to bolster its workforce, the Civil & Public Service has announced the recruitment of Temporary Clerical Officers with vacancies available throughout Ireland. Applications for these coveted positions will be accepted starting from 3 pm on Friday, February 23. Aspiring candidates are encouraged to seize this opportunity by submitting their applications through the … Read more
Dublin – The Dublin government has given the green light to a new salary agreement for public sector employees, promising a 10.25% salary increase over two and a half years. While labor organizations generally support the deal, criticisms are emerging, particularly regarding global wage standards, perceived partiality, and neglect of the youth in the agreement. … Read more
Ireland: Introduction of email application form for Reactivation Employment Permit SchemeFrom 1 February 2024, Domestic Residence will accept applications for Reactivation Employment Permit Scheme via DRPcustomerservice@justice.ie. Applicants should use this application form. It is important that applicants read the qualifying criteria before submitting an application. The Reactivation Employment Permit scheme is operated by the Department … Read more
US tech firm ServiceNow, a cloud-based platform that helps companies manage their digital workflow, is set to create 400 new jobs in Ireland over the next three years. The company’s plans for additional expansion in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa coincide with the decision to boost staff at this location. The recently announced roles … Read more