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Saturday 31 October 2020
Abtran currently employs over 2,000 people in Cork, Dublin, Kildare and Southern India.
There’ll be over 300 jobs in Ireland and 110 in the UK, it’s planned.
Stores are set to open in locations like Fermoy, Galway, Letterkenny and Gorey.
Over 400 jobs have been announced in Galway, Belfast and Roscommon.
Shire is to open a new biotech plant in the county.
A medical technology firm and multinational software company made the announcements this morning.
Two companies are expanding and Limerick IT is getting a new campus.
But many people are happy to stay in their jobs.
The jobs will be created in the technology and business sectors.
Construction will begin this month creating 350 jobs over the next two years.
The new company’s promising a “commercially competitive local Irish source of biscuits”. Sounds delicious.
A publishing company has announced 100 new jobs.
German fashion company Zalando is set to create 200 tech jobs in Dublin with its ‘Fashion Insight Centre’.
Global shares is based in Clonakilty forecasts that it will double its staff within three years.
EPS and Payback Loyalty announced plans to hire 78 new jobs.
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Forklift company Combilift is pumping €40 million into a new plant on the Monaghan bypass.
Two jobs announcements this morning, from a sales firm and a healthcare company.
Siptu is meeting with senior management at the audio company to appeal for them to reconsider the closure of a Monaghan facility.
The company has been “overwhelmed by the level of local talent” since opening in Limerick last year.
Two new restaurants will offer more of a fast-food experience and will be named simply ‘Rocket’s’.
Another 80 positions were also announced in Cork.
The health insurer has announced 100 new positions at its Dublin offices.
The news agency will begin hiring for the roles immediately.
The professionals filling the jobs are, in general — mobile and in the first 10 years of their career.
There are 100 vacancies to be filled – and they’ll pay for registration and interim accommodation if you’re successful in getting one of the jobs.
The company has taken a 10-year lease on the 8,300 sq ft store.
Randox Teoranta is investing €25 million in its plant in the town.
Recruitment is expected to start shortly.
Microsoft is looking for 100 graduates while FINEOS will hire 50 people over the next 18 months.
Brightwater is hiring the staff across its offices in Dublin, Cork and Belfast.
The company is looking for 150 full-time and 150 temporary staff.
The expansion will see the hospital’s workforce more than double.
The financial firm also has opportunities for graduates and undergraduates.
The company is currently undergoing a global restructuring, in which 1,800 jobs are at risk.
An increase in the number of full-time jobs has resulted in a boost for retail sales.
This is on top of 100 jobs already created by the €210 million investment.
The initiative will see the companies have their produce sold in Supervalu stores.
Calor employs over 250 staff in 6 sites across its all island operations.
WE’RE JUST A day out from the spookiest night of the year.
Halloween will look a bit different this year, with no trick-or-treating advised.
Nonetheless, there are plenty of traditions that we can still continue from the safety of our own homes, one being pumpkin carving.
So, today we want to know: Have you carved a pumpkin for Halloween this year?
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