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Jobs search Ireland July 2012

The multinational insurance company Aviva, which announced several hundred redundancies in Ireland earlier this year, says it has started a new recruitment drive today for more than 200 new jobs in Galway.

Jobs search Ireland June 2012
Voice tech firm to create 40 Dublin jobs

11:06A US voice technology company already employing 1,000 people in Europe is to open its international headquarters in Dublin, creating more than 40 jobs.

Jobs search Ireland. May 2012

65 new jobs are to be created in Co Waterford following a deal between McDonald's Ireland and Dawn Meats.
The Co Waterford based company has won a five-year contract, worth €300m, to process up to 18,000 tonnes of Irish beef annually for McDonald's.
The deal has led Dawn Meats to invest €14.5m in a new purpose built processing facility in Carrolls' Cross, Co Waterford.
100 jobs were created during the construction of the plant which started last December.
Jobs boost for Dublin from Smartbox
Smartbox, which supplies gift vouchers and rewards, is create 70 new jobs in Dublin.
The company is already transferring its data centre to Ireland and has started recruiting for 50 of the 70 positions with the other 20 jobs expected over the next 18 months.
The jobs to be created are in the areas of IT infrastructure, software development, supply chain management, digital, project management and financial management operations
Jobs search Ireland. Feb 2012
US group PayPal will confirm later today that it will create 1,000 jobs in Ireland. It is expected that the new operation will be located in Dundalk, Co Louth and recruitment will begin this summer.
PayPal processes on-line payments and is a subsidiary of online auction site eBay.
The group already employs 1,500 in Blanchardstown in Dublin.
Almost 500 jobs are to be created in a series of job projects which have been announced today.
The positions are being created in Galway, Leixlip, Sligo and Cork with the support of IDA Ireland.
Technology group Hewlett Packard is hiring up to 280 staff at its operations in Galway and Leixlip, Co Kildare. 150 of the jobs are in research and development, and HP is creating a further 130 new technical and support roles.
It is seeking experienced computer science graduates and project managers immediately. The HP investment is worth €45m.
In Sligo, pharmaceutical group Abbott is to invest €85m and create 175 positions. The new jobs will be in engineering, quality and pharmaceutical science. Some of the jobs will come on stream as the company expands its facility, the rest will be added in 2014.
In Cork, Big Fish Games is adding 30 jobs in its research and development activities.
Jan 2012
800 new jobs have been announced with the establishment by the digital television provider, Sky, of a customer contact centre in Dublin.

The jobs will be created over the next two years and recruitment begins immediately.

Sky's customer contact centre in Dublin City will open in August and, according to the company, help it better serve its customers in Ireland. The company is looking to fill positions in customer service, training and human resources.

The company says customer questions are becoming more technical because of ever expanding ways of delivering content including through computers, games consoles and phones.

Therefore it wants to bring more of its customer services in-house and, ensuring that its ''own people deal with the customer issues''.

US pharmaceutical company Allergan has announced 200 new jobs in Co Mayo, while Accenture is creating 100 jobs.

Cloud computing company Workday has announced plans to expand its presence in Europe and the Middle East by creating 100 jobs over the next three years in Dublin.

The expansion of the company is backed by IDA Ireland.

Workday, headquartered in the US, currently employs over 950 people worldwide. It provides enterprise solutions for global human resources and financial managament

The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton, said one of the key aspects of the Government's plan to get jobs and growth into the economy again is by targeting sectors where Ireland has the potential to be a world leader.

100 new jobs for Dublin and Limerick
More than 100 jobs have been announced at two companies in Limerick and Dublin.
Software development company Misys is setting up a new research and development team in Dublin, creating 35 new jobs.
Misys develops software for the financial services industry and already employs over 100 people in Dublin at two software development centres - Misys International Banking and Sophis Technology.
The company said 25 of the jobs are for software engineers and ten are in consultancy roles.

Almost 70 jobs are being created at ON Semiconductor as the firm plans to invest €13m in its design centre in Limerick.

The R&D jobs are for work on a project that wants to make more power-efficient solutions for use in computing and consumer applications.
160 new jobs are to be created in Limerick, Kildare, Offaly and Down following separate announcements today.

Jobs available in Ireland August 2011
Private and voluntary nursing homes say they have around 500 vacancies for nurses around the country.
Nursing Homes Ireland is hosting a recruitment seminar in Dublin this afternoon to attract nurses to take up vacant posts.
It comes at a time when there is a public sector recruitment embargo and many older nurses are taking early retirement from the health service.
The organisation says a survey of its members shows that the majority of nursing homes have one or more nursing vacancy.
It says that close to 1,400 posts could be available over the next 12 months.
The private and voluntary nursing home sector cares for 21,000 residents and provides more than 65% of all long-term beds in the country. It employs over 21,000 staff.
445 jobs to be created in 24 start-up firms
More than 400 jobs are to be generated in 24 start-up companies being supported by Enterprise Ireland.
180 jobs in Poundland Irish stores
Discount retailer Poundland will open six stores in Ireland by next March, creating 180 jobs.
Poundland - Could open up to 50 'Dealz' stores
Discount retailer Poundland will open six stores in Ireland by next March, creating 180 jobs, in the company's first expansion outside the UK.
The company says it could open up to 50 stores in the Republic in the coming years.
The stores here will be called Dealz, as its fixed price format will be 'adapted' for its European outlets, giving the retailer flexibility to vary its prices.
Poundland sells both well-known brands and own label products at low prices. In its Irish stores it will sell Irish, locally sourced milk, eggs and crisps.
It has 347 stores in the UK where it also sells products from food and drink, to health and beauty, baby and gardening products.
The first four Irish stores will open by early October, with two more to follow by next March, in Dublin's suburbs and Cork.
Poundland's expansion has been supported by private equity firm Warburg Pincus, which took a 75% stake in the company in a £200m sterling deal last year.

Jobs available in Ireland July 2011
Job opportunities exist in most segments of the Irish labour market despite the decline in employment, according to a new report.

The Expert Group on Future Skills Needs today published the 2011 update of the National Skills Bulletin, its annual review of employment trends and demand for skills in Ireland.

The update found that in several areas skill shortages continue to exist.

The rate of deterioration in the labour market during 2010 was slower than in 2009, according to the report.

Commenting on the report findings, Minister for Training and Skills, Ciarán Cannon said, 'It has never been so critical to provide information on the employment trends and the areas of current and future skills demand.

'While it is hard to reconcile high unemployment with skills shortages it is critical that we maintain our focus on ensuring that our labour force is equipped with the skills for current and future jobs.'

'The Skills Bulletin highlights that vacancies are found in occupations associated with high replacement rates such as clerical, sales and service occupations and for skilled and experienced people in ICT, engineering, healthcare, finance and customer care (including technical support),' said Una Halligan, chairperson of EGFSN.

'It is crucial that education and training providers continuously ensure that their programmes are aligned with the future skills needs of enterprise.'

The report found that vacancies continue to arise, with an increase in the level of vacancies in Q1 of 2011 compared with last year.

It found that while 'in general, the supply of labour is greater than demand, in some areas shortages continue to exist.

'They are small in terms of the number of persons required, unlikely to be greater than several hundred, and confined to individuals with high level skills, experience and/or niche area expertise.'

The report identified men, people under 25, early school leavers, non-Irish nationals, residents of the South-East region and construction workers as being at a particular risk of unemployment.

US firms operating in Ireland currently have 2,000 vacant jobs to fill but are struggling to find suitably skilled employees for some key areas, according to the American Chamber of Commerce Ireland.
Ahead of its annual Independence Day lunch today, the Chamber has published a survey tracking employment trends, which covers 109 companies with operations in Ireland.
The body's annual workforce activation survey shows US firms with operations here still have a healthy demand for new staff and particularly for graduates.
800 new graduates were taken on by US firms here last year and the number of new graduate hires this year, according to the survey, will be close to 1,000.
American companies say they have, however, encountered something of a skills shortage in Ireland.
Ironically, says the American Chamber, despite the current unemployment rate and the large numbers of skilled staff looking for work, almost a third of vacancies at US firms are taking longer than three months to fill.
Separately this morning technology firm Onwave has announced it plans to recruit 30 new employees to fill a range of vacancies.
The company has raised €4m to fund a pan-European expansion of its satellite broadband internet and television service, and is offering new jobs in Mullingar and Galway as a result.

Jobs available in Ireland June 2011
Tesco Ireland is to create 522 jobs in new stores between now and next summer, as part of a €120m investment. The company has already created 235 positions in new stores in the last four months.

Most of the new jobs will be based in Dublin and Co Kildare. The new stores to open over the next couple of months are in Cabra (150) and Rush (80) in Dublin and Kildare (120). A replacement store is also underway in Roscrea, Co Tipperary which was originally planned for last year. 60 jobs will be based here.

Seven new Tesco Express stores in Dublin and Kildare, creating 16 jobs each, will also be opened this year.

The company opened new shops in Balbriggan, Portlaoise and Celbridge earlier this year, creating 235 jobs.

Tesco also estimates 548 building jobs will be created during the expansion drive.

'This latest investment in new and improved Tesco stores once again highlights our commitment to Ireland,' commented Tesco Ireland's chief executive Tony Keohane.
80 jobs are being created as a result of an expansion by the Teleflex Medical OEM company based at Annacotty in Limerick
Separately, Nua Healthcare is to create 40 new jobs in Kildare and Offaly.
Nua Healthcare is to open a residential assessment centre in Offaly, employing 15 people and catering for up to four children with Autism.

The company will also open a healthcare facility in Kilcullen, Co Kildare, creating at least 25 jobs.
The Kilcullen facility will cater for people with intellectual disabilities and problems associated with ageing, such as Alzheimer's disease or Dementia.
An insurance company based in Co Down is set to expand its operations with the recruitment of 20 new employees.

Aruba Networks to create 40 Cork jobs
Telecommunications firm Aruba Networks is to create 40 jobs in Cork over the next four years.
The US company is setting up its international headquarters and shared services centre for all regions outside of the US in Cork. The move is supported by IDA Ireland.
'Today's announcement demonstrates once again the crucial importance of our low corporation tax, our skilled workforce and our existing base of high-tech companies,' commented the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton as he met Aruba executives in the US.
'As the demand for our wireless products increases so too does the need for us to be closer to our customers in Europe,' commented Dominic Orr, President and CEO of Aruba Networks.
'We chose Ireland as a centre from which to expand our presence in the European market due to the country's existing base of ICT companies, the talented workforce and the highly-efficient corporate tax structure,' he added.

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