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TikTok to hire extra 1,000 workers for its Ireland office
The company already employs 2,000 people in Ireland.
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The company already employs 2,000 people in Ireland.
The jobs will be available once the construction of its new chip manufacturing factory has been completed.
The Irish Dental Association said an unprecedented number of dentists were withdrawing from the official treatment scheme.
The Irish Dental Association has warned of a treatment crisis as dentists quit care scheme “in their droves”.
In recent months, dentists have warned of the strain their industry is under due to Covid-19.
Some are concerned at the lack of clear guidelines being issued to dentists in the current crisis.
The chief executive addressed the “pretty big elephant” in the room of the global tax system.
The cybersecurity giant had a three-year plan to hire 50 people but opted to close the office last summer.
Reid has long been a thorn in the side of the US multinational in the planning arena.
The embassy has been based out of the largely-empty Carrisbrook House in Ballsbridge since 1996.
The government is scoping out possible sites for locating new data centres.
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The Irish Dental Association says 150 more dentists are needed.
New CSO figures show a 16.4% drop in HSE-funded dental treatments between 2013 and 2016.
The multinational banking giant said it would move some people to the Irish capital.
Previously, Irish children received free dental check ups in 2nd, 4th and 6th class but there has been huge cuts to those services.
With redundancies to begin in July, the town of Leixlip is preparing for the mass exodus.
Another 60 jobs were announced at tech company Red Hat in Waterford.
IDA boss Martin Shanahan said the rental and housing crisis in Ireland is at “pinch point”.
Job losses within IDA companies were at their lowest level since 1997 – but it doesn’t expect that trend to continue.
Minister Mary Mitchell O’Connor said the IDA needs to have available properties to offer to prospective investors.
Cameron Ireland Ltd has said “with great regret” that manufacturing, assembly and test activities at its Longford plant are “potentially” set to cease.
Newly-released figures show the vast amount of IDA-supported jobs are created in Dublin.
The headquarters will be home to the strategic business functions for the region.
Enquiries from the UK are up by around 300%, according to Sigmar recruitment
The government wants India to start investing big in Ireland.
The jobs will be created in the technology and business sectors.
Dublin came out on top with 96 visits, followed by Cork, Limerick and Waterford all with 19 visits each.
Taxi drivers have protested against the app in other countries.
Dublin-based KamaGames is working on “aggressive” global expansion.
But areas outside Dublin are missing out on all but a few of the new roles.
It’s one of the largest investments in healthcare in the history of the Irish state.
Martin Shanahan’s call for a Yes vote in the same-sex marriage referendum has not gone down well with the No side.
We can’t afford to lose one single investment because of our current lack of office space.
Two job announcements were made today.
Bruton and Enterprise Ireland say 2014 was a very good year for new jobs.
The IDA has admitted it is still falling well short of its regional development target.
The health insurer has announced 100 new positions at its Dublin offices.
The news agency will begin hiring for the roles immediately.