CSO reports 80,000 jobs added as employment rises for eighth quarter

About 80,000 people have entered employment compared to two years ago, CSO figures show.

CSO reports 80,000 jobs added as employment rises for eighth quarter
Thu, 27 Nov, 2014 - 00:00
Laoise Neylon

The CSO yesterday confirmed an eighth successive quarter, since 2011, of an increase in employment.

And regions outside Dublin, in particular, are experiencing increased jobs’ rates, the figures show.

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