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Netwatch Global CEO Kurt Takahashi in the Video Monitoring Centre of Netwatch's Hub in Carlow

Netwatch to add 50 new jobs in Ireland

Global proactive video monitoring company Netwatch, established in Carlow in 2003, has announced that it will create 50 new jobs over the next year.

Business • 15 Sep

WorkHuman's new report shows that 65.5% of women and 59.5% of men surveyed said they had experienced burnout during their careers

42% of workers plan to quit their jobs within next year

New research shows that 42% of Irish workers intend to resign from their jobs within the next 12 months, compared to just 21% in pre-Covid ...

Business • 14 Sep

Grant Thornton said its expansion is in response to a changing tax landscape and follows an increase in demand from clients

Grant Thornton to add 170 new jobs to tax unit

Professional services firm Grant Thornton Ireland has announced that it will double the size of its tax team from 170 to 340 across its offices ...

Business • 10 Sep

200 of PM Group's new jobs will be based in Ireland, the company said

PM Group to add 400 new jobs, including 200 in Ireland

Irish headquartered international project delivery firm PM Group is creating 400 new jobs this year across several disciplines including architecture, engineering, construction, data analytics, project ...

Business • 09 Sep

Qualtrics plans to double the size of its regional headquarters in Dublin, creating 350 new jobs by 2024

Qualtrics to create 350 Dublin jobs by 2024

Qualtrics, the online survey company, said today it plans to create 350 jobs in Dublin over the next three years.

Business • 06 Sep

Tadhg Young, Country Head of State Street Ireland, Martin Shanahan, CEO of IDA Ireland, Leo Varadkar, Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, and Sean Fleming, Minister of State Department of Finance

State Street to create 400 jobs in Kilkenny

Financial services company State Street is to create 400 new jobs in Kilkenny as it sets up a new specialist team to provide technology infrastructure ...

Business • 01 Sep

Employers who are looking to recruit immediately as businesses emerge from the pandemic may struggle to do so, a new survey from Indeed suggests

People waiting for right opportunity to get new job

Around three in ten workers surveyed by recruitment website Indeed said they were open to new employment opportunities but are not actively looking.

Business • 27 Aug

The Project Foundry's chief executuve and founder Declan Ryan

The Project Foundry to create 120 jobs by 2024

Project management and technology transformation company The Project Foundry has announced plans to create 20 new jobs this year.

Business • 25 Aug

While there was a solid rise in listings in almost every county in the country

Job vacancies exceed pre-pandemic levels - IrishJobs.ie

Vacancies advertised on IrishJobs.ie are well up year on year between April and June - and have exceeded pre-pandemic levels, according to the job listing ...

Business • 20 Jul

Minister of State at the Department of Trade Enterprise & Employment Robert Troy, IDA Ireland CEO Martin Shanahan, Shane Keating, Des O'Connor and Conor Brennan from The Ardonagh Group and David Ross, CEO of The Ardonagh Group.

The Ardonagh Group to create 60 Mullingar jobs

Global insurance broker The Ardonagh Group is to open a new Global Data and Risk Management Centre in Mullingar in Co Westmeath, which will create ...

Business • 12 Jul

The plan seeks to cut the current youth unemployment rate of 44% to 12.5% by 2023

Govt launches new strategy to get 75,000 back to work

The Government is aiming to get 75,000 long-term unemployed people back to work within two years as part of its Pathways to Work Strategy.

Politics • 12 Jul

Qorvo said the new jobs will support its global ultra-wideband (UWB) product research and development

New tech jobs for Cork, Dublin and Tipperary

A technology company has today announced plans for 100 new jobs in Dublin and Cork, while a cybersecurity provider will also create 75 jobs in ...

Business • 28 Jun

Medb Corcoran, Managing Director at Accenture Labs and Alastair Blair, Country Managing Director of Accenture in Ireland

Accenture to create 500 jobs in Cork and Dublin

Professional consultancy firm Accenture is to create 500 jobs in Ireland over the next three years.

Business • 23 Jun

Pictured with Taoiseach Micheál Martin at SimoTech's Carrigaline HQ are Martin Corkery, Regional Director at Enterprise Ireland; Aishlyn Kerr, Talent Acquisition Lead at SimoTech; Pat Desmond, CEO at SimoTech and Brian Clune, Head of Talent Management

Co Cork's SimoTech to create 70 jobs

Cork-based SimoTech is to create 70 jobs over the next two years as the process automation services and manufacturing IT systems company for the pharma ...

Business • 22 Jun

The new 771 jobs are part of a £40m investment in PwC's new Advanced Research and Engineering Centre

PwC to create 771 jobs in Belfast over next five years

Almost 800 jobs are being created in Belfast by professional services firm PwC over the next five years.

Business • 16 Jun

The expansion of Tesco's home grocery service comes despite a wider reopening of the economy and the phased ending of Covid restrictions

Tesco recruiting 225 drivers for grocery deliveries

Tesco has announced plans to take on 225 new drivers for its home grocery shopping service.

Business • 10 Jun

Eleanor Dempsey, Consulting & Competency Director at Auxilion and Philip Maguire, the company's founder and CEO

130 new jobs announced in IT and distilling businesses

Auxilion, the Dublin-headquartered provider of digital, cloud and IT services, has announced that it intends to create 110 jobs at its operations.

Business • 03 Jun

Permanent TSB is to begin the introduction of a range of new permanent hybrid working arrangements for half of its existing workforce

Permanent TSB to create 180 new jobs

Permanent TSB is to create 180 jobs to support its growth in a number of key areas, while it also said that new hubs will ...

Business • 27 May

60% of Irish employers are worried that staff will leave once the job market improves but just 22% state that talent retention is a priority for their organisation

Talent exodus could cost business up to €1.2 billion

55% of employees are looking to change roles in either the next six or 12 months or once the economy has strengthened, new research from ...

Business • 13 May

PennEngineering has announced 20 new jobs for its Galway plant

New jobs at PennEngineering & Westcare Homecare

PennEngineering has announced a major digital transformation of its Galway facility, which will create about 20 jobs over the next three years.

Business • 10 May

IDA Ireland has announced 185 new jobs in Shannon, Galway, Dundalk, Cork and Dublin across eight high growth companies

185 new jobs in eight IDA Ireland high growth companies

IDA Ireland has today announced the creation of 185 jobs in Shannon, Galway, Dundalk, Cork and Dublin across eight high growth companies from Europe and ...

Business • 04 May

Shannon Technical Services said it will increase its headcount to 60 by the end of 2021, 100 by the end of 2022, and upwards to 120 by 2023

Shannon Technical Services to create 80 jobs by 2023

Irish-owned aviation company Shannon Technical Services has announced that it will create 80 new jobs by the end of 2023.

Business • 22 Apr

The new Hewlett Packard Enterprise jobs will be in research and development, cybersecurity, software development and cloud consulting

150 new Hewlett Packard jobs for Galway and Kildare

150 jobs are to be created in Galway and Kildare by technology services and equipment producer Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

Business • 31 Mar

Irish family firms tend to be in areas of the economy that have been worst-affected by the pandemic (pic: RollingNews.ie)

Irish family firms cut more jobs than European peers

Irish family firms cut more jobs in the past year when compared to their European peers, according to a new report.

Business • 18 Mar

Professor Dermot Brabazon from DCU will lead the I-Form research team

Fort Wayne Metals and I-Form deal to create more jobs

I-Form, the SFI Research Centre for Advanced Manufacturing, has signed a multi-year agreement with Castlebar-based Fort Wayne Metals to develop components for use in next ...

Business • 19 Mar