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Last week’s headline news that Dublin’s labour market is now as tight as central London’s will come as no surprise to those struggling to fill positio(...)

Carmel Galvin left Ireland in 1994 in search of adventure. Opportunities at home were limited at the time and, despite having landed herself a job wi(...)

Online recruiter Indeed, which employs more than 900 people locally, recorded a 66 per cent increase in revenues at its Irish arm last year as turnove(...)

The days of grateful serfs thanking the all-powerful boss for a lump of coal at Christmas are long gone. With the economy continuing to grow, graduate(...)

Talent shortages are already being felt across many sectors of the economy and are forcing employers to rethink their hiring strategies. “Organisation(...)

Glassdoor, an online job hunting service that has its European headquarters in Dublin, has said it is “business as usual” for the Irish subsidiary, af(...)

There has never been more venture capital chasing bad ideas than at present, attendees at the inaugural Dublin Tech Summit were told on Wednesday. No(...)

One Saturday afternoon, I was sitting on the sofa in my San Francisco apartment, spooning out the insides of an avocado. I had bought it in the conve(...)

Women in Ireland bear the cost of becoming a parent more than their counterparts elsewhere in Europe, according to a survey. The report, conducted on(...)

Ireland offers some of the highest wages in Europe, according to a new report that covers living standards in 18 countries. The study, which was cond(...)