Number of apprentices ‘must double by 2020’ or the State will need foreign builders Colin Gleeson The number of new apprentices entering construction must more than double by 2020 or the State will need foreign competitors to satisfy market demand, the industry has said. Dermot Carey, the Construction Industry Federation’s director of safety and training,
Across all disciplines including application development, infrastructure, project delivery, business analysis etc., there is a wealth of IT job opportunities. The IT job market is very much candidate led. There is an increased competition for strong candidates and increased frequency of active candidates having multiple job offers with counter-offers becoming more of an issue. There
Across the board, salaries for office roles have increased by 5% and by up to 10% in some industries such as aviation and IT. There has also been a growth in remuneration packages as candidates’ expectations rose. There are increasing instances of candidates having both multiple and counter offers on the table. Salary is no
Jobs in sales are strong and it’s expected that sales jobs in all sectors will continue to improve and grow. There’s been an immense amount of growth in engineering and construction sales, primarily because the two have had little to no movement since the downturn in the economy. The areas of technology, FMCG and pharma
Jobs in Construction are growing, sentiment in the sector is positive and many companies optimistic for the year ahead. With jobs now available many businesses are focused on attracting home the experienced and skilled professionals who moved abroad following the downturn. Job Title Dublin Regional €K p/a €K p/a CONSTRUCTION CONSULTANT SALARY Project Director 190K –
PwC says UK can remain economic power if labour market stays open to skilled workers Britain can shake off the aftermath of its exit from the European Union and remain one of the world’s 10 biggest economies if it stays amenable to talented foreigners, according to a forecast by consultancy PricewaterhouseCoopers. Measured by purchasing power
