Wanted: Musicians , jugglers, magicians etc – to work as Buskers – for yourself in any Irish town .Hours to suit you – day or evening work available. Part-time or full time. Self employed – usually paid in cash. You sort out your own tax affairs! It is not illegal in Ireland to busk – […]
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Jobs For The Future
With the increase in technology – many jobs are rapidly becoming obsolete as they are taken over by robots or AI . Here are some areas of work that we think will survive any rise in AI robots. Art and Music Although digital art and music software is capable of creating some amazing things, it […]
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Companies in Ireland With The Biggest Turnover
These are the Top Ten employers in Ireland based on their global turnover figures. (data from 2019) Apple Ireland – Turnover €119 Billion Apple designs and creates iphones , iPods , Mac laptops and desktop computers, the OS X operating system. The company first established operations in Ireland in 1980. The company is based in […]
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What are the Best Paid Jobs in Ireland ?
According to recent figures from the Central Statistics Office – the Average annual earnings for full-time employees in Ireland in 2018 was €43,397 .(This figure is the mean average and excludes overtime and bonuses) The Job Sectors with the Highest average Annual Pay(full time workers only – excluding overtime and bonuses) The Financial, insurance and […]
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Unpaid Summer Internships – Why Bother?
Why do people do unpaid Work Experience or complete a summer internship? The Irish and international jobs market is getting more and more competitive – so having some relevant experience can be critical when looking for that first job. Most employers now expect students to have gained some form of useful relaevant experience during their […]
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Employment Figures Looking Good
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) in Ireland released some figures from the Labour Force Survey (LFS) from Q1 2018. from the beginning of Q3 2017. The figures show that in the first 3 months of 2018, ther were 2,220,500 people in employment, up 2.9% or 62,100 from the same quarter in 2017. When adjusted for […]
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