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15.05.2012 One of Ireland's oldest indigenous IT services companies System Dynamics plans to create 30 further jobs on the back of revenue growth in the UK market.
14.05.2012 Laya Healthcare, formerly Quinn Healthcare, is to create 100 new jobs at the company's call centre in Cork to support the firm's expansion and the launch of a new cardiac...
02.05.2012 Schemes to trick people into sharing personal and banking details - Hotline.ie
02.05.2012 Google named most reputable company in Ireland for third year in a row
01.05.2012 John Maloney resigns because his skills became less relevant
01.05.2012 Photo sharing app Instagram has grabbed the attention of tech leaders
30.04.2012 Cisco Systems will create jobs for its Galway R&D facility
One of Ireland's oldest indigenous IT services companies System Dynamics plans to create 30 further jobs on the back of revenue growth in the UK market.
Laya Healthcare, formerly Quinn Healthcare, is to create 100 new jobs at the company's call centre in Cork to support the firm's expansion and the launch of a new cardiac screening initiative.
Ever wondered what it's like to work for tech giants like Facebook and Google? With Facebook's initial public offering on the horizon, Glassdoor provides us with an employee's perspective on the company everyone's talking about.
A&L Goodbody has launched Ireland's first dedicated HR law app, a resource for professionals, lawyers and senior executives.
IT solutions company Kainos is following the creation of 82 jobs in Belfast in October with the creation of 60 jobs in Derry as part of a stg£10m investment supported by Invest Northern Ireland.
Professionals can compare their salary globally and locally with the Robert Walters Salary Checker app for iPhone, the first in a range coming from the recruitment consultancy.
Following the announcement of a substantial redundancy plan last year, Aviva announced today job losses have been reduced to 550, and 220 new jobs will be created over the next two years.
Ireland's Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation today announced the creation of 45 new jobs in Irish technology company CashIQ, as the company plans to expand into overseas markets.
ZMDI, a semiconductor company focused on energy efficiency, is establishing an R&D design centre in Limerick, creating 35 highly skilled engineering positions in digital power management solutions.
A slight drop in the number of professional jobs in the market can be attributed to the Easter holidays interruption, claims Morgan McKinley in response to its monthly Irish Employment Monitor.
Total Defense Internet Security, a former subsidiary of CA, is to create 100 new jobs in Dublin as part of an IDA-supported investment. It is understood 21 people have been recruited so far at the company's European Operations Hub.
Smartphones, ultrabooks and tablet computers have all enabled workers to be more flexible than they have ever been before - no longer do they have to be rooted to their desks in an office to get a job done. A new infographic takes a closer look at these mobile employees, their preferences on devices, platforms and apps.
01.05.2012 CAO applicants are being encouraged to consider the job prospects offered by science and technology courses as the ‘change of mind’ window opens.
27.04.2012 Eighty-six per cent of European employers have cut or frozen spending on skills and training in the last 12 months despite being concerned about skills shortages, a new survey by Accenture suggests.
27.04.2012 A shortage of skilled engineers in Ireland with professional experience is having an impact on the expansion needs of Irish firm Dromone Engineering, said the company’s managing director William Egenton.
26.04.2012 Biotechnology firm Amgen is investing US$200m in an expansion programme in Ireland which will create up to 100 jobs. Some 350 construction jobs will be also created.
25.04.2012 Cork technology firm GxP Systems is recruiting for 21 engineering roles in Ireland, the US and Mexico at the Jobs Expo 2012, which is taking place in the RDS in Dublin.
23.04.2012 Some 1,500 construction jobs will be created in Ireland over the next two years as building projects involving Eli Lilly, Boston Scientific, Allergan, Microsoft, Analog Devices, Google and Apple get under way.