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Irish firms turn to overseas to avoid large pay hikes

Irish firms are grappling with staff shortages and are recruiting from abroad and retraining employees to avoid large pay hikes, according to a major survey.

Irish firms turn to overseas to avoid large pay hikes

Wed, 25 Apr, 2018 - 08:00

By Eamon Quinn

Irish firms are grappling with staff shortages and are recruiting from abroad and retraining employees to avoid large pay hikes, according to a major survey.

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