Christmas work at Argos in Ireland for 2019 Argos Ireland usually recruits as many as 500 part-time staff for the busy Christmas period. It is a good place for students to get work during the Christmas holidays. Most of the Christmas jobs at Argos are Customer Advisor roles. One day you could be at the […]
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Areas of Job Growth in Ireland
The jobs situation in Ireland seems to be improving in 2016 – with increased job vacancies in many sectors. There are some areas of employment in Ireland where there are shortages of certain skills and experienced staff. If you have qualifications and / or experience in these areas you will have more chance of […]
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Job Hunting Tips
Job Hunting – Some Tips Effort : Your chances of finding a job will be increased if you put more effort into job hunting. If you are unemployed – treat job hunting as your new full time job from 9 to 5 Monday to Friday . It will get you used to being in a […]
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Jobpath Scheme in Galway
Commissioned by the Department of Social Protection, JobPath is designed to offer additional support for the long term unemployed and those who are deemed likely to become long term unemployed to move into sustainable employment. Work on the Jobpath scheme will be mainly handled by private companies. The main company will be Seetec Employment and […]
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Work Opportunities for Engineers in Ireland
Engineering Skill Shortages in Ireland: Whilst overall unemployment remains high in Ireland – there are shortages of skilled staff in several areas requiring engineering skills Production and process engineering (automation (e.g. computer numerical control, computer aided design and manufacturing, programmable logic control (PLC)), process safety and system control) Quality and validation (e.g. Computer Validation Systems […]
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Plenty of IT Jobs in Dublin
Thousands of workers are are still moving to Ireland to work – even though unemployment is high in Ireland – there is still strong demand for people with specific IT and language skills. The numbers of qualified Irish graduates is not enough to match the demand . There are more opportunities than there are people […]
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