Posts Tagged ‘Irish Recruitment’

1st Irish Mobile Recruitment Social Network

Thursday, January 21st, 2010


Txtajob.ie have launched the 1st Irish Mobile Social Recruitment Network. Please correct me if I am wrong, but I really think it is the first one in Ireland. Have I just been ignorant and missed that someone else have developed the social recruitment platform on the mobile phone already? If so – please let me know.

I didn’t test it myself yet – and trust me I am really looking forward to! If you can’t wait for the review here: You can download it at: www.imobile.ie/txtajob.jar

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Irish Recruitment Survey

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009


A recent survey carried out by RecruitIreland.com shows that despite the prevailing doom and gloom, Irish jobseekers can see some positive outcomes from the recession.
Dublin, June 16, 2009 – A recent survey carried out by RecruitIreland.com into how the recession is impacting jobseekers shows that despite the prevailing doom and gloom, jobseekers can see some positive outcomes from the recession.

. 70% of survey respondents agreed that bargaining for services is now easier
. Over half said there is less pressure to “Keep up with the Joneses”
. Half of those surveyed are optimistic about the future and the majority of respondents feel that recovery will take place in early 2011

Commenting on the results Emma Henry, Marketing Manager RecruitIreland.com said;

“This survey shows how resilient we are as a nation. It is refreshing to see that people can see some positives”

However, it seems that very few can escape the impact of the recession, 81% of the jobseekers surveyed have seen their jobs impacted in some way and 33% of those surveyed have actually been made redundant.

Other key findings are as follows;

. 35% have had a reduction in salary and over half of those have also seen reduced working hours
. 31% feel that their careers are on hold for the moment, some even feel that their careers have taken a step back. According to one respondent;

“Yes, I was made redundant in my career. I had worked hard to get to where I was and now I have to take a step back about 5 years just so I can get a job!”

. 16% are taking the opportunity to invest in further training
. 14% have actually benefited from the recession through promotion as the result of a job freeze or are benefiting from increased experience through job sharing
. 8% are taking the opportunity to start their own business

“It is particularly heartening to see that our entrepreneurial spirit is still flourishing with over 8% of respondents setting up their own businesses” Commented Emma Henry

“Pressure to keep up with the Joneses, however, has been replaced with the pressure to get or keep a job and there is no downplaying the stress this can cause.

In an effort to help ease this stress a little RecruitIreland.com has been running a campaign offering free jobs advertising to all Irish employers until September. The objective is to provide a one stop shop online for jobseekers.

To date the campaign has been a great success and we now have over 450 employers supporting the campaign and advertising their job vacancies on the site.”

Irish Jobs meets LinkedIN

Friday, June 5th, 2009


The Irish Recruitment Conference was a place where you could see Irish Jobs and LinkedIN together.


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Jane and Patrick having a chat during a break of a Irish Recruiters Conference: “The Future of Recruitment – Part 1: The Road Ahead”

Jane Lorigan, CEO of IrishJobs.ie
Jane has been CEO of IrishJobs.ie for over 4 years and is also a board director of Saongroup which is an Irish company that is one of the fastest growing online recruitment companies in the world. The group has expanded quickly in the last 2 years and now has operations in the UK, USA, Canada, China, India, The Gulf, Caribbean, Central America and South Africa.

Patrick Traynor of LinkedIn
Patrick is sales manager for corporate solutions for LinkedIn. He has 15+ years experience in sales positions in a variety of online industries and is currently helping LinkedIn expanded its market share into Europe.

Jobs Market The Irish Recruitment Social Network

Thursday, May 14th, 2009


Have you had enough of LinkedIN?

Did you fail to understand how to utilise Twitter?

Are job boards not really performing for you as they used to?

Is your web site combined with the traffic purchased from Google AdWords delivering candidates?

Is the Monster CV database just….

Well if you answered YES to all the above, you might be interested in the Jobs Market The Irish Recruitment Social Network.

Still in BETA, but getting there quickly!

Worky.com

Thursday, April 30th, 2009


worky-profile Worky.com is a new Irish Recruitment Social Networking site.

Ireland is a nest for the recruitment sites. Obviously a very small number of the sites work well for the employers in Ireland since the market can only support a certain number. Worky is different, since it is built to be a global recruitment social networking market. Worky is in essence a LikedIN with no registered users. Or Monster with no jobs. Or both in the same time actually.

Where is the full Worky recruitment site article.