Asset manager bets happier workers produce healthier returns
Staff wellbeing is a bigger priority for employers but has been hard to link to company performance
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Tech sector expects to lose another 3,000 jobs in Ireland
Projections from employer’s industry group would bring tech redundancies in Ireland to over 5,000
Glassdoor briefing Irish staff as it announces plans to cut 15% of workforce
Irish staff being briefed as group chief executive warns of challenging period for revenue at the business
Why modern managers are reviving old-school staff handbooks
Employers are building virtual manuals to document their working style and culture
What do people really want from their employers?
Good culture, strong leadership and career opportunities top list of employee wants
Wild Geese: ‘California has truly been the land of opportunity’
Carmel Galvin is chief human resources officer at software multinational Autodesk
Do we really pay the lowest amout of tax in Europe?
Smart Money: New figures list Ireland as one of the lowest-taxed economies. But it’s not that simple...
Indeed Ireland reports huge rise in revenues as headcount increases
Losses narrow as company surpasses 900 employees and set to pass 1,000 shortly
What employers and graduates want from each other
How can graduates make sure they’re appreciated and what do their bosses expect in return?
Talent spotting: the battle to attract the right people
In a tightening employment market and rapidly changing business environment, employers have to develop new strategies to attract and retain talent
Glassdoor says no change at Irish operations after Indeed parent buys it
Recruit Holdings, which owns rival Indeed, acquiring Glassdoor in $1.2bn all-cash deal
Sex, drugs (well, coffee) and big data at the Dublin Tech Summit
Attendees told that disruption is no longer restricted to techies based in Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley: where the lure for millennials is free food
Hannah Kuchler says canteens for Californian techies may be stunting their development
The cost of motherhood: working Irish women worse off
Study finds having a family increases gender pay gap for women
Ireland ranked among the best in Europe for wages
New study puts Switzerland first for wages at €72,000, Ireland is ranked in fourth place
Ireland ranked worst for labour market benefits
Country scores badly for maternity pay, unemployment benefit, paternity and sick leave
Yahoo’s brain drain shows a loss of faith in the company
CEO Marissa Mayer is crafting a last-ditch plan to streamline the company but it may be too late
Ireland one of the toughest countries in Europe to get a job
Report reveals that many have little option but to take part-time or temporary roles
Glassdoor to create 100 jobs and launches dedicated Irish site
Platform described as a ‘TripAdvisor for the workplace ’ opening new office in Dublin
LinkedIn sheds elitest image by widening career network
Professional site wants to expand numbers beyond the throngs of accountants, lawyers and marketers
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