The survey of 11,000 graduates found Irish businesses are lagging behind their international counterparts when it comes to who they would choose to work for.

Vacancies in Dublin remained strong at 9%, while Kerry, Clare, Wicklow and Roscommon all recorded increases of between 24% and 28%.

A Cork engineering and software firm has said it will create up to 180 new jobs after opening a new customer innovation centre.

There were a record number of applications from UK jobseekers looking to work in Ireland in 2018 as Brexit draws closer, according to recruitment website Irishjobs.ie.

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With the 2018 CAO deadline up tomorrow, Leaving Cert students will be busy considering their options for third-level study and their future career.

Limerick has been revealed as one of Ireland’s top performers in terms of new business growth.

This is the strongest jobs market since 2007. Graduates will reap the rewards, writes JOHN DALY

A new report shows a 49% increase in the number of professional jobs available last month, when compared with December 2013.

December saw a 49% year-on-year rise in the number of professional jobs being made available, bringing to a close the strongest year of job creation since 2008.

Employers are hiring more workers than a year ago as the number of professional job opportunities climbed by more than 5% in the last 12 months, new data shows.

The number of jobs being advertised online in the first three months of 2014 has increased by 5% on the same time last year.

Some of Ireland’s leading employers will gather in Dublin’s Convention Centre on Saturday to offer graduates up to 3,500 positions.

Saongroup, Denis O’Brien’s online recruitment business, is anticipating further double digit percentage growth in revenues this year, after seeing a near 14% rise last year.

There has been a decline in the number of jobs being advertised on the website Irishjobs.ie during the last three months of 2011.

MORE than seven in 10 Irish executives are upbeat about their career prospects for 2012, a survey carried out by Amárach Research for the recruitment group, Merc Partners, has found.

The total number of jobs advertised online is up year-on-year, but figures fell 10% in the last three months, according to the Irishjobs.ie index which was released today.

STRESSED, overworked and broke — and that’s just during the holidays.

NEW data has highlighted the massive role US multinational subsidiaries are playing in helping the economy get through the current crisis.

More than a third of Irish workers didn't use their full leave entitlement last year, according to a new survey by Irishjobs.ie.

BANK staff saw their pay plunge by as much as 25% last year, with secretaries, engineers and construction workers also being hit.

A new survey released today shows that salaries for new employees in most jobs are down by up to a fifth since 2008.

FOUR out of five workers will not be paid for taking days off because of the recent snow.

The snow has been taking its toll on Irish employees according to a new survey by IrishJobs.ie.

Salaries for Ireland's top executives are continuing to rise, according to a new survey by Irishjobs.ie.

SEVEN out of 10 workers are unhappy with the amount of paid holidays they receive and half said they would take a pay cut for more days off, a survey has shown.

The study, carried out by Irishjobs.ie, has revealed that nearly 40% would take a pay cut if they were given more days off.

MONEY is not the number one motivation for young employees as they make their mark on the workforce.

BERTIE Ahern yesterday bagged the accolade of the politician who had done the best job in the 29th Dáil, according to an IrishJobs.ie survey.

A large number of Irish workers are planning to mark the New Year by changing jobs, according to recruitment website IrishJobs.ie.

More than three-quarters of working parents are unhappy with the way they are being treated by the Government, according to a recruitment website.

MARIA MAHON, the recently retired chief executive of IrishJobs.ie, has been elected as chairman of the Marketing Institute of Ireland.

AN IrishJobs.ie judging panel has shortlisted three entrepreneur hopefuls for the IrishJobs.ie €10,000 Student Bursary 2006.

ONE of Ireland’s leading online recruitment companies, IrishJobs.ie, has expanded into the niche recruitment sector with the acquisition of Dublin-based rival, Jobs.ie, for an estimated €3m.

THE number of jobs advertised online in Ireland has risen by 28% in the last year, a survey revealed yesterday.

There has been a 10% increase in the number of jobs available, according to the second Online Employment Index by recruitment website IrishJobs.ie.

More than one third of Irish workers would willingly accept a cut in their pay in return for reduced working hours, according to a survey carried out by the recruitment website IrishJobs.ie.

An Irish company has invaded the Welsh job market in a bid to match suitable employees with vacant posts, it emerged today.

One third of Irish workers have described their relationship with their boss as "almost unbearable", whilst another third are less than satisfied with their boss, according to a new survey.

MOST people who are unhappy in their jobs work in a career unrelated to their third-level education, a study has found.

ONE-IN-FOUR workers suffers from stress-related illness, a survey shows. And the attitude of many employers is that stress goes with any job and workers needed to “get on with it”.

An article which appeared in the Irish Examiner of June 18 cited Irishjobs.ie as having a fortnightly readership of 50,000.

The Tanaiste, Mary Harney, has launched an initiative today aimed at helping disabled people to find work.

The Tánaiste, Mary Harney, is due to launch an initiative today aimed at helping disabled people to find work.