Survey finds 65% of professional employers in Ireland plan to hire in 2012 |
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Survey finds more than half of Irish professionals have a more positive business outlook for 2012 compared to 2011 |
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Almost a third of Irish professional employers do not expect to pay year-end bonuses. |
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October 11 sees first month-on-month rise in Irish professional job opportunities in seven months |
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Irish professional jobs show first consecutive quarterly decrease for two years |
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Irish IT sector remains buoyant despite global financial turbulence |
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Steady start to Q3 for the Irish professional jobs market despite eurozone issues |
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Irish professional job opportunities increase 46% in Q2 2011 compared to the same period last year |
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May 11 figures point to a ‘stabilising’ of the Irish professional jobs market |
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Stable volume of new professional jobs signals cautious start to Q2 |
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March 11 sees highest volume of new professional job opportunities since October 08 |
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Job opportunities rise 26% year-on-year in February 11 as hiring ‘green shoots’ appear for Irish companies and SMEs |
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January 11 registers highest monthly volume of new professional job vacancies
since October 08 |
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Irish professional job vacancies increase 46% compared to August 09 |
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Irish professional jobs market remains competitive |
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Irish professional job opportunities rise by 38% compared to a year ago |
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Ireland sees 15% rise in professional job vacancies in May 10 |
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Job opportunities rise again in April 10 |
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Since our 2009 Salary Guide the Irish employment market has clearly undergone significant changes and continues to experience very challenging economic conditions. |
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Premier Group, Ireland’s leading recruitment consultancy, announces the appointment of Tanya Thomas as Regional Manager of Premier Group for the South East. |
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Positive growth trend continues in Ireland’s professional jobs market |
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Ireland sees third consecutive month of job market growth |
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Ireland’s hiring market ends 2009 on a positive note |
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Ireland’s hiring market remains stable in November |
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Improvement in number of new professional job numbers stalls in October 09 |
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Irish professional jobs market sees an improvement in September 09 |
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Extremely difficult conditions continue within the Irish professional jobs market |
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The number of new professional job vacancies in Ireland fell by 16% in July 09 compared to June 09 as the start of the summer season slowed hiring |
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CANADA Life is recruiting 100 new financial advisers in a move that will boost its Irish direct sales force by more than 60pc. |
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THE life insurance industry has seen new business sales collapse by close to 40pc this year and is about to take another hit at the hands of a new levy, yet Canada Life boss Tom Barry is the epitome of calm as he sits in his Blackrock, Co Dublin office. |
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Irish professional jobs market sees decrease in new job vacancies in June 09 |
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Extremely challenging conditions continue within the Irish professional jobs market |
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Monitoring the pulse of the Irish professional jobs market |
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Premier Group is the best company in Ireland to work in the 100 – 250 employees category |
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28th April 2009 – Today, three of the most respected specialist finance recruiters – ECHM, Nigel Lynn and Morgan McKinley – have come together under the name Morgan McKinley. |
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Friday March 20th is Daffodil Day. The Irish Cancer Society needs your help selling daffodils to raise funds for its free nationwide nursing care services. |
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Overall Salary levels hold up in the face of challenging market conditions according to Premier Group. |
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Dublin date, 2008, The Children’s Sunshine Home received a boost today as Premier Group, Ireland’s leading recruitment company, provided a cash donation of 20,000 euro which will help to get a new people carrier to bring children to and from homes, schools, hospitals and social outings. |
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Jo Stuteley from office support recruiter La Crème offers some advice on how to approach the often scary subject of a pay rise. |
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Premier Group Completed the Aquisition of Imprint PLC |
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Over 250 people enjoyed a fantastic evening of fun and surprises at the sell-out Cork Simon Ball, that was held the Sheraton Fota Island Hotel, raising over €130,000 for the Cork Simon Community. |
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