Person: Trayc Keevans

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<p>While there have been strong pushes towards further gender equality in the workforce with an increased emphasis on gender pay gaps and female leadership positions, an end to flexible working could carry the unintended consequences of putting additional pressure on mothers and further forcing women out of the workplace that only in the last few years has become increasingly more accessible.</p>

companies

Despite a worker-led labour market, employers are winning the remote-working battle

The past 12 months have revealed a subtle shift in power which may have large consequences on the future of remote work

<p>Morgan McKinley reports that the number of people seeking jobs in March was the highest number in 18 months. Stock picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins</p>

economy

Irish job market suffered little fallout from tech slowdown, according to new report

<p>Wage inflation could top previous estimates, with salaries rising by 5%-10% and as high as 20% in some cases, a survey has indicated.</p>

economy

Wages expected to surge 5%-10% this year as inflation continues to rage

business

Number of jobs available has dropped by almost 15% - monitor

business

Employment monitor shows rise in demand for staff in certain sectors affected by Brexit

business

Confidence in jobs market bolstered by job announcements

Employment Monitor sees major drop in professional job opportunities in December

Professional job opportunities decreased in December, according to the Morgan McKinley Monthly Employment Monitor.

Wed, 18 Jan, 2017

Monitor records growth in professional job opportunities

The Morgan McKinley Irish Employment Monitor saw a rise in the availability of professional job opportunities in November.

Wed, 07 Dec, 2016

RECRUITMENT: Employers keen on jobseekers with wide range of experience

Some of the professions which flourished along with their work during the long-lamented boom years were all but wiped out post-2008 and those working in such fields were often forced to turn to other lines of business or else leave the country altogether as the latest great wave of emigration took hold.

Fri, 19 Dec, 2014