Person: Robert Walters

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business

Recruitment firm secures orders preventing ex-employees from using company's confidential information to solicit customers

A recruitment company has brought High Court proceedings aimed at restraining two of its former employees and their company from soliciting any of its business or its customers.

business

Hiring cut back due to Brexit

rugby

Johnny Sexton absence gives Scotland ‘chink of light’

rugby

Davies warns North he must persuade Howley to give him the ball or risk Lions axe

news

Concern at youth jobless figures

business

CPL on course to meet targets

Ireland ‘stand-out performer’ for British recruiter

International recruitment firm Robert Walters has highlighted Ireland as being a “stand-out performer” for the business in its latest trading update.

Wed, 08 Jul, 2015

Downturn 'not affecting productivity'

A new survey shows that the economic climate is only marginally affecting productivity at work.

Tue, 18 Oct, 2011

Survey shows only half of Irish workers taking full holidays

Just 56% of professionals working in Ireland took their full holiday entitlements last year, according to a new survey.

Tue, 27 Sep, 2011

Poll: Two-thirds of professionals hoping to change jobs

Up to 66% of professionals around the world hope to move jobs in the next three months.

Tue, 22 Mar, 2011

Chatterboxes are biggest distraction in the workplace

THE “gift” of gab has long been considered one of our charms, but chatterboxes are the single biggest hurdle when trying to get some work done.

Wed, 28 Jul, 2010

Chatty workmates voted biggest work distraction

Talkative colleagues are the most distractive influence at work, according to a new poll by recruitment specialists Robert Walters.

Tue, 27 Jul, 2010

Accountants’ reputation only as strong as weakest link, says industry chief

THE president of the Institute of Certified and Public Accountants has called on members to place ethical behaviour at the core of their professional lives.

Tue, 15 Dec, 2009

Unpaid overtime becomes norm in the financial sector

NEARLY a third of Irish employees in the financial services sector are expected to work more than 10 hours unpaid overtime every week, according to a survey published yesterday.

Fri, 14 Feb, 2003

FTSE moves closer to 4,000 barrier

The FTSE 100 Index staged a spirited attempt to break through the 4000 barrier today as bargain hunters flocked to the beleaguered banking sector.

Mon, 16 Dec, 2002

Bargain-hunters spark FTSE rally

Bargain-hunters sought out cheap banking stocks today and helped to spark a welcome rally by the FTSE 100 Index.

Mon, 16 Dec, 2002

Job losses and dire forecasts hit Footsie

The Footsie index of 100 leading stocks is down 76.1 points at mid-morning to stand at 5039.9, pulling back from an earlier 112-point slump.

Fri, 19 Oct, 2001